Click-through rate

To improve the response rate, three waves of emails were sent once a week. A total of 152 responses were obtained on-line after the first wave of emails. The second and third wave generated 71 (69 on-line, 2 via mail) and 4 (2 on-line, 2 via mail) responses respectively. Out of the 227 responses received (16 incomplete), 211 are usable resulting in a response rate of 6.0 % (211/3538). Based on the information collected on the website, the number of unique clicks (one click per IP address is counted) is 702 resulting in a click through rate of 19.8 % (702/3538). The response rate out of the unique clicks is 30.1 % (211/702). 

Expected Keyword Click-Through Rate (CTR) Metric calculated based on past CTR and historical performance of the keyword in your ad... 

Click-through rate (CTR) This is the percent of impressions that yield clicks (clicks divided by impressions). 

The operation of the microreactors is monitored through the Microreactors tab on the main control panel. This panel displays the position of the SOVs, the feed gas flow rate to each microreactor channel, and whether or not the microreactor heaters are enabled. Additional information on the operation of each of the microreactor channels can be obtained by clicking on the Open Panel button next to the reactor name. In addition, pressing the Configure Reactor Control button opens a sub-panel where the operator can configure the temperature control mode for each of the microreactor channels to be either manual or automatic PID control. Some salient aspects of the reactor control panel are given below since this is the key system component. 

In order to plot pressure drop versus liquid flow rate using the PRO/II software package carry out the following steps click on the Case Study icon in the toolbar and rename PARI or leave as default, in this case PARI was renamed to FLOW. Clicking on the red word Parameter, a menu will pop up, since the inlet stream flow rate is set as the manipulated variable, select Stream from the pull-down menu under Stream/Unit. Under Stream Name select SI and then click on the Parameter below the Stream/Unit cell and select Flow rate. Specify cycles from 1 through 5. Set the offset of the base case value to 0.002 and the step size to 0.001. After the parameter is set, the Result in the second row is to be specified. Click on result and rename it as pressure drop DP. Under Stream/Unit select Pipe and for the name select the name of the pipe (PI1). Click on the red word Parameter just... 

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