Spreading capacity

Increased interest has been shown with regard to the plant nutrient content of slurry and experiments both in Sweden and elsewhere have demonstrated that a better utilization of the manure s nitrogen effect is obtained if the slurry is incorporated than if spread conventionally. In a time study made when the distance between the field and the manure pit was ca 800 m total spreading capacity decreased by ca 10% when the method was changed from conventional spreading to spreading using an injector. 

The proper choice of the adhesive depends on the required properties of the wood-based panels, on the working conditions during production as well as on the cost of the adhesive system. This does not only include the net price of the adhesive but also the overall cost of the gluing system including glue spread, capacity of the line (necessary press time), and other parameters (Table 15). Environmental aspects can also have a significant influence on the choice of the adhesive system. 

Spreading capacity n. Average spreading rate to be expected from a paint when applied over a normal surface in a manner appropriate for that particular paint. Spreading rate will vary with the operator, the method of application, and the nature of the surface to be painted. 

Spreading Rate n The area of surface over which a unit volume of paint will spread, usually expressed in ft /gal or m /L. See Spreading Capacity. 

Worldwide furfuryl alcohol capacity in 1993 was estimated to be 110,000 metric tons (38). As with furfural, new capacity in developing countries is replacing older capacity in developed countries. China and South Africa have become significant producers of furfuryl alcohol. New plants have been built in Asia and Indonesia as well. Consumption of furfuryl alcohol is spread over the globe the largest use is in the foundry industry which is increasingly moving away from heavily industrialized countries. 

Method of Feed The screening machine must be fed properly in order to obtain maximum capacity and efficiency. The feed should be spread evenly over the full width of the screen cloth and approach the screen surface in a direction parallel to the longitudinal axis of the screen and at as low a practical velocity as is possible. 

Different areas of the earth s surface react quite differently to heating by the sun. For example, although a sandy surface reaches fairly high temperatures on a sunny day, the heat capacity and conductivity of Scmd are relatively low the heat does not penetrate more than about 0.2-0.3 m and little heat is stored. In contrast, in a body of water, the sun s rays penetrate several meters and slowly heat a fairly deep layer. In addition, the water can move readily and convection can spread the heat through a deeper layer. The heat capacity of water is considerably greater than that of sand. All these factors combine to allow considerable storage of heat in water bodies. 

Deliver from a pipette 10 c.c. of the oil into a glass dish (preferably a round-bottom one) of 50 c.c. capacity, which is imbedded in finely cracked ice. Add 10 c.c. of concentrated arsenic acid (containing about 85 per cent, arsenic acid), and stir until precipitation is complete. When the mixture ceases to congeal further, allow to stand ten minutes in the ice. At this point if the mixture forms a hard mass, indicating an oil rich in cineol, 5 c.c. of purified petroleum ether should be added, and the mass mixed well. Transfer immediately to a hardened filter paper by means of a pliable horn spatula, spread evenly over the surface of the paper, and lay a second hardened filter paper over the top. Outside of the hardened filters place several thicknesses of absorbent or filter paper, and transfer the whole to an ordinary letter-press, bringing to bear all the pressure... 

Spread Foundations. The purpose of the spread foundation is to distribute loads over a large enough area so that soil can support the loads safely and without excessive settlement. Such foundations are made of steel-reinforced concrete. When concrete is used for a foundation, it should be placed on undisturbed soil. All vegetation should be removed from the surface therefore, the upper few inches of soil should be removed before concrete is laid down. The area of the foundation must be large enough to ensure that the bearing capacity of the soil is not exceeded or that maximum settlement is within acceptable limits. If details are known of the subsurface soil conditions, the foundation must be sized so that differential settlement will not be excessive. For... 

Moisture absorbents or desiccants are required. These are spread on trays and distributed throughout the boiler, so that circulating air passes over them. Quick lime (CaO) is used at 8 to 10 lb for every 1,000 lb/hr of steaming capacity. Alternatively, silica gel is used at 4 to 6 lb per 1,000 lb of steaming capacity. 

Sheldon J, Rodes B, Zouhm F, Bartholomeusz A, Soriano V (2006) Mutations affecting the reph-cation capacity of the hepatitis B virus. J Viral Hepat 13 427 34 SPREAD Programme (2008) Transmission of drug-resistant HIV-1 in Europe remains limited to... 

The hardware situation continued to evolve. Personal computers became ever more powerful in terms of speed and the amount of random access memory (RAM) and hard drive capacity. The price of PCs continued to fall. Clusters of PCs were built. Use of the open-source Linux operating system spread in the 1990s. Distributed processing was developed so a long calculation could be farmed out to separate machines. Massively parallel processing was tried. All these changes meant that the days of the supercomputers were numbered. 

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