Area definitions

A design is only as effieient as the performanee of the seleeted eomponent materials. The eombustor liner and turbine blades are the most eritieal eomponents in existing high-performanee, long-life gas turbines. The extreme eonditions of stress, temperature, and eorrosion make the gas turbine blade a materials ehallenge. Other turbine eomponents present operational problem areas, but to a lesser degree. For this reason, gas turbine blade metallurgy will be diseussed for solutions to problem areas. Definition of potential solutions will also relate to other turbine eomponents. 

Produced process models can be used for the design of measuring devices based on electromagnetic oscillation effect in the first case and based on charged particle lodging area definition in second. The equations decribing the motions in thermoelectric field have the following form ... 

Area definition of a model area allowing the planner to optimize the value chain as a whole or defined sub-models focusing on parts of the value chain like separated products or separated resources. 

B) The hyperstructure topology model plus the areas definitions, and... 

Part (B) Hyperstructure Topology Model and Area Definitions... 

B) Hyperstructure topology model with area definition, and... 

Tray Area Definitions Some of these are illustrated in Fig. 14-17. 

Area definitions. Areas used for defining tray velocity are ... 

Some of the more obvious areas definitely requiring test work are filtration, sedimentation, spray, or fluidized bed or any other kind of solids drying, extrusion pelleting, pneumatic and slurry conveying, adsorption, and others. Even in such thoroughly researched areas as vapor-liquid and liquid-liquid separations, rates, equilibria, and efficiencies may need to be tested, particularly of complex mixtures. A great deal can be found out, for instance, by a batch distillation of a complex mixture. 

The coefficients D0 and Di are determined from experimental solvation free energies of linear hydrocarbons. The solvent accessible area is the area formed from overlapping spheres centered at the atom positions with radii equal to vdW radii increased by a probe radius. This surface area definition is usually used in Eq. (35). Depending on the set of vdW radii used and the probe radii (usually 1.4 A), the coefficients D0 and Di are approximately equal to 0.85 kcal/mol and 0.005 kcal/mol/A2, respectively. 

Dyed in. A resist of wax, mud, etc., can be applied to the pattern area to render this uncolored area as pattern when dyed. Alternatively, a mordant can be applied to uptake dye and fix the pattern only in the pattern area. Definition of these as dye or as print techniques can be debatable. 

Source Data in Yankel etal. (1977) further analyses in U.S. ERA (1986). Area definitions per Table 23.1. 

Area Definition The waste management plan should be designed for a specific area to accocmt for differing regulations and conditions in most cases, the area would be hmited to within one state. 

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