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Piping to Burners - First and second stage piping and headers, as well as the burner lines themselves, are sized to minimize pressure drop and velocity effects. Thus, maldistribution of flow to the burners will be minimized. The burner lines are fabricated from standard 1(X) mm pipe, and are arranged in a split grid layout with distribution headers and split feed lines on opposite sides, for both first and second stage burners. First and second stage headers must be sloped so that any condensate will drain back to the seal drums. However, the burner lines must be accurately installed in a horizontal plane. [Pg.259]

Pilots and Igniters - Duplicate continuous gas pilots are required at each side of the flare, corresponding to the split burner grid layout. Selection of pilot and igniter systems follows the guidelines described below, and the controls should be located 15 m to 30 m from the windbreaker. [Pg.263]

The procedure of the grid layout is the same as described for a square grid in Chapter 3.5.1.1 with the following modifications ... [Pg.108]

Table 1 is important to the analysis of SSPs because it establishes a basis for future evaluation of the fuel source. Yet, much of the information is subject to growing conditions such as soil, water, and amount of competition with other plants. Because there are no cultivated acres of these plants, the projected yields listed in Table 1 are based on stalk weights, which were measured, and growth density (stalks/m2), which were estimated. The estimations came from grid layouts made in productive parcels of wild-grown fields. They represent what I feel to be a conservative estimate of what densities can be achieved in cultivation. [Pg.67]

In 2009, there were two ways to access from a client version installed on a computer or via web access. The client version is being phased out as the web version is being developed. Both versions have the same functionality. Advantages of SciFinder include the ability to combine answer sets and the ability to see all the substances linked to an abstract in a grid layout. Clicking on a substance structure or registry number allows the user to modify the structure for future searches or to explore reactions. SciFinder also provides access to the full text of the article through the ChemPort Connection. This allows the user to directly access the article when permissions for access are enabled or to purchase the article when they are not enabled. [Pg.9]

The predicted data were processed by Minitab Release 14 Statistical Software (Minitab Inc., Pennsylvania, USA) to produce a three-dimensional response surface using the grid layout described in section 7.2.5. [Pg.174]

The Autostainer grid layout is a modification of the CSA grid provided by the manufacturer. Additional TBST rinse steps have been added to ensure adequate rinsing of the microarray slides. About 450 pi of reagent is added to the slide in each of the three drop zones. [Pg.125]

The second scenario is a city grid layout consisting of three horizontal and three vertical two-way vehicle traffic streets. AU the streets have the same dimensions, and the horizontal and vertical streets are evenly spaced resulting in four identical square city blocks (a city block is the smallest area that is surrounded by streets). The area of intersection of a horizontal street with a vertical one is referred to as a junction area. Each vehicle moves with a constant speed drawn from a normal distribution. When a vehicle reaches a junction area, it chooses one of all possible moving directions with equal probability (vehicles are not allowed to leave the simulation area during the simulation time). A vehicle located at a junction area can communicate with vehicles within its communication range located on both streets intersecting at the junction area. On the other hand, a vehicle located at a street but not at a junction... [Pg.38]

Figure 22.19 General layout of a power plant, station grounding grid, and switchyard grounding grid etc. Figure 22.19 General layout of a power plant, station grounding grid, and switchyard grounding grid etc.
Figure 22.20 A simplified layout of Figure 22.19, illustrating the sharing of fault current by the station grounding grid and the switchyard grounding grid on fault... Figure 22.20 A simplified layout of Figure 22.19, illustrating the sharing of fault current by the station grounding grid and the switchyard grounding grid on fault...
In 1973, Richard Muther published a method of analyzing the interrelationships of activities within industrial plants, and the method allows a high degree of detail to be examined. The method proposed here is similar in that a relationship grid is constructed, but this technique employs the power of the modern desktop computer to rapidly examine alternative layouts to obtain best solutions. [Pg.74]

Figure 7-5. Typical layout of a pipe grid distributor. Figure 7-5. Typical layout of a pipe grid distributor.
Hole Layout. To increase the uniformity of fluidization, it is common to lay out the holes in triangular or square pitch as shown in Fig. 4. All the holes in a grid with triangular pitch are equidistant. This is not the case for a grid with square pitch. Triangular pitch will also result in more holes per unit area. [Pg.217]

Fig. 9.12 Top view of folded path waveguide layouts using (a) a double spiral and (b) a grid configuration. Both images are taken using an InGaAs infra red camera while X 1550 nm light is coupled into the silicon waveguide chip... Fig. 9.12 Top view of folded path waveguide layouts using (a) a double spiral and (b) a grid configuration. Both images are taken using an InGaAs infra red camera while X 1550 nm light is coupled into the silicon waveguide chip...
One category of finite-difference method uses a rectangular grid. In this approach one covers the specified layout with a grid, or mesh, as shown in Figure i 15.2a. When curvilinear boundaries are involved, it is possible to sample the... [Pg.234]

Figure 9 Layout of the inductively coupled plasma time-of-flight mass spectrometer (ICP-TOF-MS) with improved vacuum chamber and ion optics. SI, second-stage extraction lens / , repeller C, Faraday cup Gl, G2, TOF-MS entry grids FI, Y2, steering plates D1, D2, deflection plates G3, reflectron entrance grid / 1, deceleration grid / 2, reflecting grid MCP, microchannel plate. (From Ref. 27.)... Figure 9 Layout of the inductively coupled plasma time-of-flight mass spectrometer (ICP-TOF-MS) with improved vacuum chamber and ion optics. SI, second-stage extraction lens / , repeller C, Faraday cup Gl, G2, TOF-MS entry grids FI, Y2, steering plates D1, D2, deflection plates G3, reflectron entrance grid / 1, deceleration grid / 2, reflecting grid MCP, microchannel plate. (From Ref. 27.)...
Figure 3.32. Layout of a PEM fuel cell layer, several of which may be stacked. Electrode areas include gas diffusion and electrode components in a grid-type structure (cf. Fig. 3.33) (from B. Sorensen, Renewable Energy, 2004, used by permission from Elsevier). Figure 3.32. Layout of a PEM fuel cell layer, several of which may be stacked. Electrode areas include gas diffusion and electrode components in a grid-type structure (cf. Fig. 3.33) (from B. Sorensen, Renewable Energy, 2004, used by permission from Elsevier).
Recently, a different form of apparatus has been devised (Figure 2), in which the layout has been altered from coaxial to linear, with the object of stabilizing the filament and grid assembly, which in the original form was very sensitive to mechanical vibration. [Pg.70]


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