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All subsequent green coke operations were made in a second coker, which was fashioned from steel pipe approximately 18 cm in diameter and 25 cm in length. A metal plate was welded to one end and a metal collar was welded to the other end such that a steel lid could be bolted to the system. Typically, about 250 to 500 g of pitch were sealed imder nitrogen in the coker reactor and the system placed in a large temperature-programmable furnace. The heat treatment process was as follows. The temperature was raised 5°C/min to 350 °C and then l°C/min to 425°C and the temperature held at 425°C for 90 minutes. Finally the temperature was raised further at 3°C/min to between 500 and 600°C, and held there for 3 hours. The coker was cooled to room temperature and the material recovered to determine green coke yield. 

Many data collection systems place the primary emphasis on the technical causes of accidents. There is usually a very detailed description of the chemical process in which the accident occurred, together with an in-depth analysis of the technical failures that are seen as the major causes. The human or system failures that may have contributed to the accident are usually treated in a cursory manner. Technically oriented reporting systems are very common in the CPI, where engineers who may be unfamiliar with human factors princi-... 

The above conclusion must certainly be taken with a measure of reserve as regards the mass velocity, for at very low velocities it appears reasonable to expect that the relative motion between vapor and liquid in a boiling channel will be affected sufficiently to influence the burn-out flux. Barnett s conclusion also applies to simple channels, whereas Fig. 35 discussed in Section VIII,C shows that a rod-bundle system placed in a horizontal position is likely to incur a reduction in the burn-out flux at mass velocities less than 0.5 x 106 lb/hr-ft2, presumably on account of flow stratification. Furthermore, gravitational effects induced in a boiling channel by such means as swirlers placed inside a round tube can certainly increase the burn-out flux as shown by Bundy et al. (B23), Howard (H10), and Moeck et al. (Ml5). 

If patients have a problem retaining die system, placing die system in die upper conjunctival cul-de-sac is preferable The nurse can manipulate die system from die lower to die upper conjunctival cul-de-sac using gentie massage through die eyelid. The nurse contacts die primary healdi care provider if die symptoms of glaucoma increase, if die patient is unable to retain the ocular system, or if redness, eye irritation, or excessive secretions are noted. 

These isotopes are sometimes used as tracers of natural terrestrial processes and cycles. Long-lived isotopes, such as Rb and Sm are used for precise dating of geological samples. When the solar system formed it also contained several short-lived isotopes that have since decayed and are now extinct in natural systems. These include Al, Fe, Pu, Pd, and Al with a half-life of less than a million years is particularly important because it is a potentially powerful heat source for planetary bodies and because its existence in the early solar system places tight constraints on the early solar system chronology. 

We consider a molecular system, placed in a strong homogeneous magnetic field Bcxl. The total magnetic field throughout space will be equal to this external field plus a small correction B"ld induced by the system s electronic structure, which will be inhomogeneous in space ... 

Safety-critical systems place much more stringent demands on precise definitions. 

Ability To Recharge and Deliver Power. The rechargeable battery systems place a severe added requirement. The active materials must be capable... 

The priority review system places the product in front of the review product queue and by this means expedites approval of the product. It is important to note that there is no intention in the system to reduce the scientific standard or quality of the application data. 

In terms of the Munsell hue (see Chap 6) the colour of red beds varies usually between 5YR-2.5YR (reddish-brown to red), but may also extend into 10RP-7.5RP (red-purple). A more detailed colour measurement using the CIE D a b system places the red beds within a space encircled by a range of synthetic hematites of different crystal sizes, as seen in Figure 15.2. This makes it likely that the colour of red beds is determined by hematite. 

Unlike end-to-end systems, pay-as-you-go systems place substantial decision-making and outsourcing responsibilities in the hands of sponsors. 1 begin by asking what incentive mechanisms a pay-as-you-go sponsor is likely to adopt. 1 then turn to potential problems that might make pay-as-you-go less efficient than comparably funded end-to-end strategies. 

The total extra column dispersion that takes place in a liquid chromatographic system places a limit on the minimum column radius that can be employed for a given separation. The effect of extra column dispersion on the minimum column radius was examined by Reese and Scott (13) who derived an equation that allows the minimum column radius to be calculated for any particular separation. 

When the two radicals attached to the azo group are derived from different parent molecules, the IUPAC system places the term azo between the complete names of the (substituted) parent molecules (Rule C-911.2). This system resembles an older numbered azo bridge system. The Chemical Abstracts system names the compound as a parent molecule RH substituted by a radical R N=N— (Rule C-912.4). This system is particularly convenient for unsymmetrically substituted aliphatic azo compounds. 

These are effective in dealing with the al1-too-human tendency to want to rinse with the cleanest water possible, which is sometimes not necessary in a well-designed rinse system. Placed directly in the inlet to a rinse tank, they restrict the flow to a predetermined level. Once the correct flow is determined, it is a simple matter to keep that flow in place. However, restrictors are non-adjustable, which can be a problem in jobshops with variable work flows. 

A spin system placed in a constant homogeneous magnetic field B0 finally attains thermal equilibrium with the lattice. This relaxation is induced by fluctuations of local magnetic fields which result from molecular motions. At equilibrium, the spin system is described by the equilibrium density matrix p0 ... 

The 5n2 reactions of y-substituted allyl chlorides where the nucleophile is a free anion and an ion pair were studied theoretically at the HF/6-31+G level of theory.10 The calculations showed that the free ion, S N2 reaction proceeds through a transition state (7) with significant positive charge on Ca and little conjugation with the n-system. Placing substituents on Cy of the free ion reactions gave computed Hammett p values of -3.3 and -4.6 for the trans- and ds-conformation reactions, respectively. The transition states (8) for the ion pair reactions, on the other hand, have considerable positive charge on both Ca and Cy and the computed Hammett p value is +18.8. 

The air temperature of the intermediate cell is assumed to be equal to 15 °C. This intermediate cell is dehumidified by the membrane contactor system placed at the evaporator inlet. The dehumidified air is driven to an air curtain at the top of the door separating the intermediate cell from storage cell. The heat load of the system and the air circulation ratio are assumed to be constant. The temperature of CaCl2 solution at the inlet of the membrane contactor is assumed to be equal to the indoor IC air temperature. The following parameters have been measured ... 

Example 6.14 Squeezing Flow between Two Parallel Disks This flow characterizes compression molding it is used in certain hydrodynamic lubricating systems and in rheological testing of asphalt, rubber, and other very viscous liquids.14 We solve the flow problem for a Power Law model fluid as suggested by Scott (48) and presented by Leider and Bird (49). We assume a quasi-steady-state slow flow15 and invoke the lubrication approximation. We use a cylindrical coordinate system placed at the center and midway between the plates as shown in Fig. E6.14a. 

Fig. E6.14a Schematic representation of squeezing flow with a cylindrical coordinate system placed midway between the disks.

C.P.U. The central processing unit is also referred as brain of the computer. It controls the flow of data through the system, directing the data to enter the system, placing data in memory, reentering them when needed and directing the output of information. It consists of ... 

All quantities, like this external potential, the ground-state total energy of the system (placed in the slightly perturbed external potential), or the corresponding density, will be written as a perturbation series, as follows (for a generic quantity... 

Product volumes that are imported up to the TRQ are subject to only a 4% import tariff. However imports above this level are subject to an import tariff that can be set as high as 50%. While state agencies will still be responsible for a share of the product that is sold, the TRQ system places no quantitative restriction on imports. Hopefully this should lead to increased sales154. 

It, rather, represents an ion-conducting wall of the plasma at a floating potential and reactions are motivated by the plasma-wall interactions described earlier. It is feasible to introduce a third electrode to the system, placing it in contact with the electrolyte, but not with the plasma, and therefore gaining some control over the potential difference between the electrolyte and the plasma. In the case of purely ion-conducting electrodes, the electric current offers information about the reaction rate at the plasma/electrolyte interfaces. 

Figure 4.29 shows the output of an NMR experiment where the frequency of a spin system placed in a homogeneous static external magnetic field (see Figure 1.35) is scanned and the power absorption measured [26],... 

Cold traps must be used if mercury is used in your system (such as manometers, diffusion pumps, bubblers, or McLeod gauges) and if your mechanical pump has cast aluminum parts. Mercury will amalgamate with aluminum and destroy a pump. Even if your mechanical pump does not have aluminum parts, the mercury may form a reservoir in the bottom of the mechanical pump, which may cause a noticeable decrease in pumping speed and effectiveness. Aside from a cold trap between the McLeod gauge and the system, place a film of low vapor pressure oil in the McLeod gauge storage bulb. This oil will limit the amount of mercury vapor entering the system that makes its way to the mechanical pump. In addition, an oil layer should be placed on the mercury surface in bubblers and other mercury-filled components. 

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