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Fixed element

We can consider a dual space V with respect to V. For an arbitrary fixed element u G V the functional u —> u u) can be defined, where u G V. This functional is linear and continuous on V and therefore is an element of the space V. For every u gV the functional u G V can be pointed out such that... [Pg.28]

Let X G Kf be any fixed element where p is the function from (2.135). Lemma 2.2 provides an existence of a sequence Xm G strongly converging to X in Bearing in mind (2.138), this allows us to carry out... [Pg.111]

Proof. Consider first any fixed element G and prove that... [Pg.117]

Lemma 3.2. For any fixed element (x> ) G Kq there exists a sequence (X ,6) e Ks such that... [Pg.197]

Let X G 2 be an arbitrary fixed element. Using the Galerkin method (see, for instance, Mikhailov, 1976), we can prove that there is a unique function 9 G Si satisfying the identity... [Pg.202]

This section describes varions types of flame arresting elements (matrixes) that are nsed in fixed element (stadc) dry type flame arresters, as well as a nnmber of other types. Some of these arresting elements are often nsed in bodi deflagradon and detonadon flame arresters. [Pg.78]

Deflagration and detonation flame arresters should be inspected annually until operating experience indicates otherwise. Also, the need for frequent inspection and maintenance may affect the selection of one type of flame arrester over another type for a specific application. For example, a hydraulic (liquid seal) flame arrester may be more suitable than a dry, fixed-element, flame arrester if the latter requires frequent inspecdon and maintenance because of persistent plugging problems. [Pg.128]

Appendix A shows a sample flame arrester specification sheet for fixed element arresters which may he nsed to obtain qnotations from mannfac-tnrers.. [Pg.132]

Test procedures for liquid product detonadon arresters, hydranlic flame arresters, high velocity vent valves, and flow controlled apertures (velocity flame stoppers) allow the rise of these kinds of flame arresters as an alternative to standard static fixed element dry type flame arresters. This corild be especially risefnl in high flow applica-... [Pg.161]

The centrifugal separation of solid impurities is adopted either as an alternative to filtration or combined with it. For example, having fixed-element filters that arrest larger particles, and a centrifuge system that removes the finer solids in suspension together with any water contained in the oil can clean a lubricant circulating system. [Pg.883]

Until now we spoke about convergence of a scheme and approximation on a fixed element u of the space However, if u belongs to the domain of a linear operator A from into B then Au = f, f B. Hence, u can be adopted as a solution to the equation... [Pg.131]

Table 8.40 compares the main characteristics of WDXRF and EDXRF. Multidispersive XRF combines the benefits of the WDXRF technique for routine elemental analysis with the complete flexibility offered by EDXRF for nonroutine analysis. Clearly, modem XRF instrumentation is rather varied, ranging from simple benchtop EDXRF equipped with a low-power X-ray tube and high-resolution proportional counter for some key elements, to 4 kW simultaneous multichannel spectrometers with 28 fixed element channels for... [Pg.631]

Hydraulic (Liquid Seal) Flame Arresters Hydraulic (liquid seal) flame arresters are most commonly used in large-pipe-diameter systems where fixed-element flame arresters are either cost-prohibitive or otherwise impractical (e.g., very corrosive gas or where the gas contains solid particles that would quickly plug a conventional arrester element). These arresters contain a liquid, usually water-based, to provide a flame barrier. Figure 23-62 shows one design. Realistic tests are needed to ensure performance, as described in EN 12874 [15]. Note that hydraulic flame arresters may fail at high flow rates, producing a sufficiently high concentration of gas bubbles to allow transmission of flame. This is distinct from the more obvious failure mode caused by failure to maintain adequate liquid level. [Pg.96]

A matrix B is called admissible (with respect to B) if it can be obtained by fixing the free parameters of B at some particular value. The symbol ( ) denotes matrices with fixed elements (matrix in the usual sense). [Pg.38]

Consider a fixed element of space with unit area in the x-z plane and having its surfaces at distances y and y+5y from the plate. Using the negative sign convention for stress components (which coincides with the... [Pg.312]

Kackar, R.N., Lagergren, E.S., and Filliben, J.J. (1991), Taguchi s Fixed-Element Arrays ate Fractional Factorials, J. Qual Technol 23, 107-116. [Pg.423]

Proof. Let T be a closed subset of S, and let us first assume T to be schurian. We fix an element xin X. In order to show that the Schur group G of T with respect to x acts transitively on xT, we fix elements y and z in xT. The map X from y to z with y = 2 is faithful. Thus, by definition, there exists an element g in G such that yg = z. This shows that G acts transitively on xT. [Pg.114]

In order to show this latter condition we fix elements y and z in xU. According to Lemma 6.3.4, we may assume that there exists an element t in T such that z G yt t. Since 2 G yt t, there exists an element w in yt such that z G wt. [Pg.125]

Let us now show that is a homomorphism with respect to y. In order to do this, we fix elements y and z in X, and we call s the uniquely determined element in S which satisfies z eys. We have to show that zy yys. [Pg.151]


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