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A.C. metal enclosed switch gear and control gear between the voltages of 1 and 72.5 kV can be manufactured to three basic designs metal enclosed, metal clad and cubicle. 

Design parameters and. service conditions for a metal-enclosed bus system 28/862... 

Introduction Types of metal-enclosed bus systems Design parameters and service conditions for a metal enclosed bus system Short-circuit effects Service conditions Other design considerations Skin effect Proximity effect Sample calculation for designing a 2500 A non-isolaled phase aluminium busbar systern... 

One of the fastest methods of bonding ABS and acetal thermoplastics is induction welding. This process usually takes 3 to 10 s, but can be done in as little as 1 s. During welding, a constant pressure of at least 100 Ih/in should be applied on the joint to minimize the development of bubbles this pressure should be maintained until the joint has sufficiently cooled. When used, metal inserts should be 0.02 to 0.04 in thick. Joints should be designed to enclose the metal insert completely. Inserts made of carbon steel require less power for heating althougdi other types of metal can be used. The insert should be located... 

In the past few years, the new concept of a molecular rocket reaction has been developed [42-47], The system designed for this purpose consists of a metallocene rocket and a cyclodextrin cannon which includes the metallocene molecule. The central metal atom of the enclosed metallocene is irradiated with... 

Early bubbling FBC units were designed to burn coal, and the heat released was removed by heat transfer to in-bed tubes and/or to the water-wall tubes used to enclose the furnace. These surfaces experienced high rates of metal loss through the combined effects of erosion and abrasion. Protective measures such as plasma-sprayed coatings and metal fins to disrupt the solids flow pattern were used. These were effective for only short periods before requiring replacement, and so maintenance requirements were high. 

It is theoretically possible for cations to occupy anion sites, and vice versa. Kroger-Vink notation, then, dictates that an M atom on an X site be designated as Mx and that an X atom on an M site be designated as Xm- Recall that we can have defect clusters, such as a Frenkel defect. Defect clusters are enclosed in parentheses—for example, (VmVx) or (X Xm)—to indicate that the individual defects are associated with one another. Impurity atoms are also coded as to lattice position. If we introduce a metal impurity atom L into our compound MX, it might occupy a metal cation site, and is thus designated as Lm- Similarly, Sj is an S impurity atom on an interstitial site. 

The family of complexes containing Schiff base ligands derived from a-diketones and /J-mercaptoethylamine [the 2,2 -dialkyl (ethanediylidenedinitrilo) -diethanethiol complexes, structure V, Ni(BE), Ni(PE), and Ni(OE)] are well designed to extend chelate ring-forming ligand reactions to their ultimate by forming complete macrocycles, that completely enclose the metal ion. The objective is shown in Equation 24. 

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