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Circuit calculations

Since the interrupter will take at least three or four cycles to operate from the instant of fault initiation, it is this transient reactance that is more relevant for the purpose of short-circuit calculations. [Pg.354]

Lythall, R.T., Simplified Short-Circuit Calculations, Belmos Peebles Ltd. [Pg.418]

The heat run will he equivalent load method. Efficiency at full, and V2 load and power factor at full, /4 and V2 load and breakdown torque will be determined by equivalent circuit calculation (IEEE 112,... [Pg.659]

Baylor et. al. have provided recent in-vitro isotropic absorption spectrum for Rhodonine based on Macaca fascicularis143. The data was collected over five and one-half orders of intensityusing transverse illumination at near 37 Celsius. Baylor, et. al. also provide a review of other available measurements and perform a circuitous calculation to compare the isotropic spectrum to the human scotopic luminous efficiency function attributed to Carpenter rather than the C.I.E. Based on ten photoreceptors, the peak sensitivity was estimated to be 491 nm. This is lower than most other investigators. However, data points were only collected at 20 nm intervals using filters of 10 nm nominal half-widths. This sampling plan does not support three digit accuracy in their peak value. [Pg.87]

In the following sections results will be reported of conjugated circuit calculations on a variety of fullerenes, of Heisenberg calculations on buckminsterfullerene, some of its isomers and derivatives, and a few smaller fullerenes, and of Hubbard/PPP calculations primarily on buckminsterfullerene, while attempting to emphasize both the strengths and the limitations of the VB picture of these molecules. [Pg.542]

Figure 7.18. Maximum I2 and HI retention by reaction with steel surfaces in the primary circuit, calculated for different surface areas (Genco et al., 1969)... Figure 7.18. Maximum I2 and HI retention by reaction with steel surfaces in the primary circuit, calculated for different surface areas (Genco et al., 1969)...
For the accompanying circuit, calculate (a) the total resistance, (b) the current drawn from the battery, (c) the current in each of the resistors, and (d) the potential diflerence across each of the resistors. [Pg.551]

Analysis of published data obtained from conventional recirculating Installations, closed water loop experiments, etc., indicated that little net release of corrosion products would occur in the primary circuit itself and that the major contribution to impurities In the primary water would be derived from the feedtrain. The objectives, then, were to clean-up the condensate return at a point as high up the feedtrain as possible and to clean-up those impurities which reached and concentrated in the primary circuit. Calculations indicated that a satisfactory primary water quality could be obtained if condensate clean-up was effected just prior to the deaerator, and a primary circuit clean-up rate of 50,000 Ib/h (total condensate flow 1.2x10° Ib/h) was employed. [Pg.140]

Some of the existing circuit calculation result will be presented here after. These results have allowed to defined a Provisional Test Protocol [13] from which the Final Test Protocol will be issued at the end of the year 1992. [Pg.248]

Input for primary circuit calculations was determined from the thermal hydraulic conditions provided CATHARE2 and incoming fis on product and aerosol mass flow rates deduced firom tire elemental release resulting of the ICARE2-CORSOR calculations. The demical spedation of the elements that enter the drcuit was defined according to the requirements of each code. [Pg.249]

The chemistry of fullerenes appears to continue to grow steadily. The aromaticity of fullerenes has been reviewed in the recent issue of Chemical Reviews on aromaticity in an article by M. Buhl and A. Hirsch, entitled Spherical Aromaticity of Fullerenes . The title immediately sends a message of unsuspected novelty that has opened with the recognition of buckminsterfullerene s spherical structure, which as Kroto suggested could be the first example of a spherical aromatic molecule. We will only supplement this review by reporting on some aspects of fullerene aromaticity as described by the conjugated circuits model, as reflected in the works of Klein, Schmalz, and co-workers. They performed conjugated circuits calculations on all isomers of buck-minsterfullerene Geo, a total of 1812 isomers. The... [Pg.118]

One perhaps unexpected result is die existence of the complex conjugate pair of poles at low frequencies. Simple first-order circuit calculations do not lead to such a complex conjugate pair of poles but to simple real poles. However, this fitting of the response curve to an exact functional form shows the correctness of the complex poles. This complex conjugate pair of poles would not have been recovered if the denominator polynomial at low frequencies had not been expressed as a cubic factor in the denominator of Eq. (9.14). [Pg.428]


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