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Composite pins

The ranges of mixture composition pins operating temperature and pressure are important. Unless a detonation flame arrester is used, it is essential to ensure that DDT will not occur after a flame enters the system. Even if a detonation flame arrester is used, it is important to use the correct type of arrester for the service. For example, if it is possible for a flame to approach from either direction, a bidirectional flame arrester must be selected. [Pg.118]

Winistorfer A, Mottram JT. Finite element analysis of non-laminated composite pin-loaded straps for civil engineering. J Compos Mater 2001 35(7) 577—601. [Pg.332]

Ignatius, A.A., Augat, P. and Claes, L.E. (2001) Degradation behavior of composite pins made of tricalcium phosphate and poly(L,DL-lactide). Journal of Biomaterials Science, Polymer Edition, 12, 185-194. [Pg.231]

Feed temperature Too cold or too hot a feed may disturb one or more sta and may also cause a composition pin. The temperature of the lean oil to an absorber will affect the removal of the heavies from the v q[K>r along with losses of the lean oil overhead. Convergence problems in the simulation may represent actual physical problems, suggesting that a feed exchanger is needed. [Pg.194]

The advantage in using composite pins is their resistance to abrasive materials and associated wear resistance compared to conventional copper elements. [Pg.372]

Variation of friction coefficient with sliding speed. In this case tests were carried out on the same track. The sample was rotated at a low speed and left for a few minutes for the friction coefficient to stabilise. A friction measurement was then taken averaged over 60s of sliding and then the speed was increased and the process repeated. The speed was increased in this manner until seizure occurred and the rotation stopped. This defines the limit in sliding velocity for the composite/pin pair at the normal load chosen. [Pg.267]

The unusual resiHence of ionomers combined with ease of processing have resulted in widespread replacement of balata mbber as golf-ball covers. In order to obtain desirable backspin characteristics, low glass-transition ionomer compositions have been developed (10). Transparent coatings on bowling pins promote both longer life and improved playing performance. [Pg.408]

Close examination of the weld under a low-power stereoscopic microscope revealed small openings (Fig. 15.6). Probing these sites with a pin revealed a large pit that had been covered by a thin skin of weld metal. These sites contained fibrous, metallic remnants (Fig. 15.7). Examination under a scanning electron microscope further revealed the fibrous character of the material (Fig. 15.2) and also the convoluted shapes of the individual fibers (Fig. 15.21). Energy-dispersive spectrographic analysis of this material revealed the compositions in Table 15.1. [Pg.346]

Equation (7.32) underlines the pinning of the Fermi levels of metal electrodes with the solid electrolyte and reminds the fact that the absolute electrode potential is a property of the solid electrolyte and of the gaseous composition but not of the electrode material.21... [Pg.358]

The speed of burning of fast igniter cord depends on the speed of burning of the blackpowder-coated yarns and this depends in turn on the gas channels left in the construction of the fuse. The remainder of the fuse is also combustible, so that there is no pressure build up due to lack of venting. Should a minor pin hole or break in the outside layers be produced and water enter, the incendiary composition will continue to burn so that the fuse will not fail, although it will slow down for the distance of the damage. [Pg.130]

The composition of protein and starch fractions produced from pin milling and air classification are related to a number of variables variability in composition of field pea cultivars, number of passes through pin mill and air classifier, vane settings and protein content of peas, and seed moisture (5,9,23,31). [Pg.28]

When the interface of semiconductor electrode is in the state of band edge level pinning, the potential Mr across the compact layer remains constant and independent of the electrode potential this Mr, however, depends on the composition of the solution. Thus, the dissolution rate i>mx, which depends on, is a function of the solution composition. For example, it is known that the rate of dissolution of metal oxides depends on the pH of the solution. [Pg.307]

Enabled by the high resolution of spectra, which is enhanced by the use of spatial filter assembly having a small (200 pm) pin hole, the principle of the strain-induced band shift in Raman spectra has been further extended to the measurement of residual thermal shrinkage stresses in model composites (Young et al., 1989 Filiou et al., 1992). The strain mapping technique within the fibers is employed to study the... [Pg.22]

We cannot overemphasize the importance of the buffer composition. A case in point is illustrated in Figure 4.19. Two pins (A and B) previously filled with Buffer A are now filled with Buffer B. While the initial printing zone characteristics of these pins remain essentially the same, the number of spots produced by both pins is dramatically curtailed. How could this happen Buffer B was comprised of a rather volatile component while Buffer... [Pg.114]


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