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Accumulated energy

The accumulated energy is again computed using Equation 7-26 ... [Pg.320]

Estimate the charge buildup, and accumulated energy, as a result of a person (insulated from the floor) charging 30 lb of a dry powder, using a scoop, into a 20-gal insulated drum. Assume that the person capacitance is 300 X 10 12 farad. [Pg.324]

The accumulated energy (9.55 mJ) greatly exceeds the quantity required for ignition of flammable materials. This system is operating under hazardous conditions, b. This vessel will gradually level off to steady-state equilibrium conditions when the operating time significantly exceeds the relaxation time therefore the exponential term of Equation 7-36 is 0. Equation 7-36 for this case reduces to... [Pg.329]

Estimate the charge buildup and accumulated energy as a result of pneumatically conveying a dry powder through a Teflon duct. The powder is collected in an insulated vessel. [Pg.349]

Much interest has recently been shown in artificial photosynthesis. Photosynthesis is a system for conversion or accumulation of energy. It is also interesting that some reactions occur simultaneously and continuously. Fujishima et al. [338] pointed out that a photocatalytic system resembles the process of photosynthesis in green plants. They described that there are three important parts of the overall process of photosynthesis (1) oxygen generation by the photolysis of water, (2) photophosphorylation, which accumulates energy, and (3) the Calvin cycle, which takes in and reduces carbon dioxide. The two reactions, reduction of C02 and generation of 02 from water, can occur simultaneously and continuously by a sonophotocatalytic reaction. [Pg.451]

Dose-Response Relationship The systematic relationship between the dose (or effective concentration) of a drug or xenobiotic and die magnitude (or intensity) of the response it elicits. Dosimeter (dose meter) An instrument which measures the accumulated energy to which one may be exposed, i.e., noise, radiation, etc. [Pg.231]

Heavily irradiated salt accumulates energy up to 1.4 kJ/g which may be released explosively. This is presumably mostly physical (Wigner distortion), but dissociation to the elements may contribute. [Pg.1433]

From the specific heat of reaction of 180 kj kg-1 and the specific heat capacity of the reaction mass of 1.8kjkg K 1, we find an adiabatic temperature rise of 100 K. Since the accumulated energy is 30%, the MTSR is... [Pg.269]

After finding its optimum domain it was mathematically modeled by SSRD. Based on experience, coordinates of the center of experiment and factor-variation intervals were selected xi0=120 °C Ax =40 °C x2o=10 h Ax2=8 h. The function integral of the accumulated energy module, with temperature twisting, was chosen as system response. The simplex optimization matrix is given in Table 2.223. [Pg.433]

Shchepkin, V.Ya. and Minyuk, G.S. (1990). The levels of accumulated energy and the response to light in Black Sea sprat (In Russian). In Bioeneigetics of Aquatic Organisms (G.E. Shulman and G.A. Finenko, eds), pp. 207-221, Naukova Dumka, Kiev. [Pg.308]

In his rejection of the Emerson model, Rabinowitch went on to say The difficulty of the phosphate storage theory appears most clearly when one considers the fact that, in weak light, eight or ten quanta of light are sufficient to reduce one molecule of carbon dioxide. If each quantum should produce one molecule of high-energy phosphate, the accumulated energy would be only 80-100 kcal per Einstein—while photosynthesis requires at least 112 kcal per mole, and probably more, because of losses in irreversible partial reactions (Vol. 1, p. 228). [Pg.223]

Figure 17.7b shows that active E. coli concentration decreases as the accumulated energy increases to 37.5 kJL-1. Total bacterial inactivation (< 1 CPU ml A1) was reached after 5.5 h of phototreatment. As mentioned above, the decrease on bacterial culturability is due to the direct action of UV light and the indirect action of organic and inorganic photosensitizers present in LLW. [Pg.462]

Small doses of sunlight have a postirradiation effect in laboratory and field-scale photoreactors. The solar photocatalytic disinfection is correlated to the accumulated energy (Q, kJL-1) experimental time always plays an important role some groups are at the moment working in this aspect. [Pg.468]

Energy accumulation = energy in heat transfer from jacket + energy in by calibration probe - energy lost by ambient heat transfer... [Pg.142]

Figure 10 Photocatalytic degradation of oxalic acid in four different solar reactors as a function of accumulated energy (reprinted from Bandala et al., 2004, with permission from Elsevier). Figure 10 Photocatalytic degradation of oxalic acid in four different solar reactors as a function of accumulated energy (reprinted from Bandala et al., 2004, with permission from Elsevier).

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