Loading value

PARIN loads values of pure component and binary parameters from formatted card images into labeled common blocks /PURE/ and /BINARY/ for a maximum of 100 components. 

Instead, if the load values represent the torque requirement, then... 

Tests on load are conducted to determine the performance of the machine, such as its efficiency, power factor, speed and temperature rise etc. For all tests, a machine with load should be properly aligned and securely fastened. Load characteristics are obtained by taking readings at high loads, followed by reading at lower loads. This is usually carried out at 125%, 100%, 75%, 50% and 25% of the full load values. 

The process of exerting a force to detach a particle from a substrate can be considered simply as the application of a negative load. As can be seen from Eq. 24, the effect of such a load is to monotonically decrease the contact radius from its no-load value of a(0) with increasing magnitude of that load. However, the... 

Ambient temperature 20°C. For outdoor temperature —18°, multiply load value in table by correction factor. Loads based on ANSI Schedule 40 pipe for pressures up to 16bar. Schedule 80 pipe for pressures above 16bar, except Schedule 120 above 40bar in sizes 125mm and over. 

In addition to the properties noted above, the formulation parameter in iPP-E-plastomer blends have a profound influence on the dynamic loading (e.g., vibration) performance. The load limits of the blend for applications in which dynamic stresses are predominant were studied by using the hysteresis measurement method. However, their technical application requires knowledge of critical load values. 

In spite of almost global attraction of the critical load concept, the quantitative assessment of critical load values is connected till now with some uncertainties. The phrase significant harmful effects in the definition of critical load is of course susceptible to interpretation, depending on the kind of effects considered and the amount of harm accepted (De Vries and Bakker, 1998a, 1998b). Regarding the effects considered in terrestrial ecosystems, a distinction can be made in effects on ... 

Figure 3. Scheme of comparative analysis of probability distribution function of critical load values of acidity at ecosystems and cost of emission reduction (1) probability distribution function of critical load values (2) cost of emission reduction. 

The first step in the application of the concept was to determine the critical load values for the different regions of eastern Canada. This was done using historical measurements of lake acidity in concert with the Integrated Assessment Model (IAM) which links atmospheric transport and deposition models with water chemistry and empirical biological response models. Details of the method are given in Jeffries and Lam (1993). 

Critical Load Values of Acid-Forming Compounds on Ecosystems of North-East Asia... 

A comparison of these critical load values with those calculated for corresponding ecosystems in Europe (see above Section 1) reveals lower values in the Asian areas. This can be explained by the more prolonged winter period causing an accumulation... 

Table 3. Distribution of critical load values of sulfur, nitrogen and their exceedances for the North Asian ecosystems.

Percentage of area under different values of critical Percentage of area under different critical load values load exceedances ... 

The other part of Korean territory (61.8%), where the sulfur depositions were relatively less but critical load values are relatively higher (see Figure 18), was not subjected to excessive input of sulfur-induced acidity. This area can be considered as sustainable to sulfur input. 

Spatial distribution of critical load values for studied heavy metals (Pb and Cd) is different but the general southward tendency to the increasing values of critical loads in the impacted ecosystems is clear. The calculated values of critical loads for lead are 5-6 times higher than similar values for cadmium. The minimal values of lead... 

The spatial distribution of critical load values for Cd are shown in Figure 5. The predominant numbers are 16-20 g/ha/yr. The minimal sustainability is characteristic for the northward ecosystems and the mountain ecosystems of the Ural are more sustainable due to relatively high runoff values. 

TABLE 10.1. Ameba Resin Loading Values and Yields for Sulfonamide (1)... 

UCTE (2000). Hourly Load Values of a Specific Country Every Weekend of the Year 2000. The Union for the Co-ordination of Transmission of Electricity (UCTE). www.ucte.org. 

Note Torque loading values will differ considerably with and without an antiseizure compound. 

Figure 9.20 shows loadings from a PCA of data from all four acoustic sensors A, B, C and D, which clearly shows that the progress in PC 1 in Figure 9.20 is caused by lump formation in chamber 1 measured by sensor B as indicated by the relatively high loading values for this sensor. 

It is important to note the amount of variation that is described by a PC when interpreting the loadings. A variable with a large loading value indicates that it contributes significantly to a particular PC. However, the variable may not be truly important if the PC does not describe a large amount of the variation in the data set. 

The cut-off points for diabetes on fasting and 2 h post-load values were primarily determined by the... 

NOTE The torque loading values required to achieve the necessary preload may vary considerably depending upon the thread lubricant. 

Foster-Powell, K., Holt, S. H. A., Brand-Miller, J. C. (2002). International table of glycemic index and glycemic load values 2002. Amer. J. Clinical Nutrition, 76, 5-56. 

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