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Energy accumulation

As a result by using the energy accumulated in CB, current impulse of the value of 0.2...0.6 A and the duration of 10...200 ms is created, and this impulse goes through the area being controlled. [Pg.651]

As noted above, one of the goals of NAMD 2 is to take advantage of clusters of symmetric multiprocessor workstations and other non-uniform memory access platforms. This can be achieved in the current design by allowing multiple compute objects to run concurrently on different processors via kernel-level threads. Because compute objects interact in a controlled manner with patches, access controls need only be applied to a small number of structures such as force and energy accumulators. A shared memory environment will therefore contribute almost no parallel overhead and generate communication equal to that of a single-processor node. [Pg.480]

Quantitative inequality constraints, requiring that the values of temperatures, pressures, flowrates, concentrations, and material or energy accumulations remain within a range defined by lower and upper bounds, in order to maintain the safety of personnel and... [Pg.36]

This equation can be used directly for any well-mixed, batch, semi-batch or continuous volume element. The term on the left-hand side represents the rate of energy accumulation. The first term on the right-hand side depicts the energy needed to raise the temperature of the incoming reactants, including inert material, to the reactor temperature. The second term describes the heat... [Pg.38]

The oxidation of reduced jS-nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NADH) by quinone derivatives (Q) by has been investigated extensively, since the reaction was considered to be essential in the proton transport and the energy accumulation occurring at the mitochondrial inner membrane [2]. However, most of fundamental work in this field has been done in homogeneous solutions [48-52] though the reaction in living bodies has been believed to proceed at the solution membrane interface. [Pg.500]

Figure 1. Energy accumulated in a capacitor having specific capacity of 20 kF/kg as a function of voltage (E = Z2CU2). Figure 1. Energy accumulated in a capacitor having specific capacity of 20 kF/kg as a function of voltage (E = Z2CU2).
Photochemical Rearrangement Isomerization of nitrones to oxaziri-dines is a general reaction of various cyclic and acyclic nitrones (447-449). When this reaction is reversible, many transformations of nitrone to oxaziridine and back to nitrone can be carried out without decomposition. This reaction is of special interest in view of light energy accumulation (450, 451). [Pg.204]

Efficiency of light energy bioconversion was calculated as the ratio between an energy accumulated in H2 produced by 1 cm2 of surface and an incident light energy. [Pg.65]

Determine the voltage developed between a charging nozzle and a grounded tank, as shown in Figure 7-14. Also, compute the energy stored in the nozzle and the energy accumulated in the liquid. Explain the potential hazards in this process for a flow rate of... [Pg.317]

Method 2 Compute the energy accumulated in the capacitor formed by the tank of liquid. A brush discharge can jump from this liquid to a metal component, such as a grounded thermocouple. The accumulated charge is computed using Equation 7-28 ... [Pg.319]

Method 1 Compute the energy accumulated in the capacitor formed between the flanges at the nozzle ... [Pg.320]

The energy accumulated in this vessel is estimated using Equation 7-20 ... [Pg.329]

Energy Accumulated by Heating of Liquid Beyond Set Temperature... [Pg.396]

The runaway reactor is treated as entirely adiabatic. The energy terms include (1) energy accumulation resulting from the sensible heat of the reactor fluid as a result of its increased temperature due to overpressure and (2) the energy removal resulting from the vaporization of liquid in the reactor and subsequent discharge through the relief vent. [Pg.396]

Control of a deflagration after initiation by a source such as a hot spot, a flame, or a spark, depends on the rate of deflagration, the confinement, and the accumulation of heat from the evolved energy. Very slow deflagrations can sometimes be controlled under nonconfined situations. Under confined conditions, pressure builds up with simultaneous energy accumulation, which increases the deflagration velocity, most likely to an unacceptable level in processing. [Pg.83]

Between meals when fatty acids are oxidized in the liver for energy, accumulating acetyl CoA activates pyruvate carboxylase and gluconeogenesis and inhibits PDH, thus preventing conversion of lactate and alanine to acetyl CoA. [Pg.198]

Loss of control of energy accumulations. An example is the operator not responding in Figure 3-1. [Pg.37]

The increased dimensionality of the heterogeneous system can be reduced using other techniques that require much milder assumptions. For example, the assumption of negligible energy accumulation in the gas phase based on... [Pg.164]

Although this assumption is often not too restrictive, additional assumptions must be introduced to reduce the mathematical model to the pseudohomogeneous form for reactors that are nonadiabatic or require radial temperature considerations. For the full mathematical model, the following assumptions would be necessary in addition to Eq. (68) first negligible energy accumulation in the gas phase second, no axial diffusion in the gas phase or... [Pg.166]

Another potential model simplification involves assuming negligible energy accumulation in the gas phase as compared to that in the solid, which is equivalent to the earlier approximation [Eq. (66)] based on the relative magnitude of the energy accumulation in the gas and solid. For our system, the accumulation of energy in the solid is approximately 250 to 300 times that in the gas phase due to the relative thermal capacitance of the gas [Eq. (65)] and the similarity of the temporal behavior of the gas and catalyst temperatures (e.g., Fig. 19). Thus the accumulation term in the energy balance... [Pg.168]


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