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Specifications current transformers

General specifications and design considerations for current transformers 15/471... [Pg.455]

Specification for cunent transformers General requirements Measuring current transformers 2705 part-1/1992 part-2/1992 BS 7626/199.3 ... [Pg.495]

The theory of gas-diffusion electrodes has a long history [11, 12, 105, 106]. Specifically, catalyst utilization and specific effective surface area in composite electrodes were always in the focus of attention (see, e.g., Ref. 13 and the articles quoted therein). A comprehensive review of the theory and models of ionic-into-electronic current transformation in two-and three-phase distributed electrodes can be found in Ref. 14. [Pg.481]

On the other hand, manufacturers of off-line switcher ICs do need to maintain a tight tolerance on the current limit. In their case, the maximum power-handling capability of their particular device is in effect dependent only on the MIN (minimum limit) of the current limit specification, whereas, the transformer size is determined entirely by the MAX of the current limit specification. So in this case, a loose current limit specification effectively amounts to requiring bigger components (transformer) for the same maximum powerhandling capability. [Pg.88]

All data recorded in the data base have been acquired from plant records. Statistical reductions of data for generation of reports or specific end use are available. Data are currently collected from four operating plants (eight units). Time clocks have been installed on components, to record actual exposure time. Event data are available on a broad variety of safety and commercial grade components including pumps, valves, transformers, diesels, filters, tanks (vessels), and heat exchangers. [Pg.70]

In the case of Ni-Al the martensitic transformation occurs in a composition range between 62 and 67 at.% Ni where the excess Ni is accommodated randomly on the A1 sublattice. The resulting c/a ratio of the LIq structure is around 0.85, depending on composition. Below 63 at.% Ni the martensite structure has a (52) sequence of close packed planes (Zhdanov notation) which is currently denoted as 14M (formerly as 7R). At higher Ni contents this typical sequence is lost and the martensite plates are simply internally twinned without a specific periodicity. [Pg.323]

This is not a fundamental mathematics bookt nor is it intended to serve a textbook for a specific course, but rather as a reference for students in chemistry and physics at all university levels. Although it is not computer-based, I have made many references to current applications - in particular to try to convince students that they should know more about what goes on behind the screen when they do one of their computer experiments. As an example, most students in the sciences now use a program for the fast Fourier transform. How many of them have any knowledge of the basic mathematics involved ... [Pg.6]

In the following sections the most important, and relatively simple, transform pairs will be described. They have been chosen, as they represent those that are routinely applied in physical chemistry. Specifically, they are the functions that form the basis of the Fourier-transform techniques that are currently employed... [Pg.352]

In all of the workshops, but especially in the FAT and Exposure Assessment workshops, the need for better understanding and model representation of soil systems, including both unsaturated and saturated zones, was evident. This included the entire range of processes shown in Table II, i.e., transport, chemical and biological transformations, and intermedia transfers by sorption/desorption and volatilization. In fact, the Exposure Assessment workshop (Level II) listed biological degradation processes as a major research priority for both soil and water systems, since current understanding in both systems must be improved for site-specific assessments. [Pg.167]


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