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Fan Performance The performance of a centrifugal fan varies with changes in conditions such as temperature, speed, and density of the gas being handled. It is important to keep this in mind in using the catalog data of various fan manufacturers, since such data are usually based on stated standard conditions. Corrections must be made for variations from these standards. The usual variations are as follows ... 

When the temperature of air or gas varies, horsepower and pressure vaiy inversely as the absolute temperature, speed and capacity being constant. See Fig. 10-72. 

As discussed earlier in this chapter, PSA performance is very much dependent on temperature, speed of application or removal, and surface contamination. 

Calendering can achieve surprising accuracy on the thickness of a sheet. Typically the tolerance is 0.005 mm but to achieve this it is essential to have very close control over roll temperatures, speeds and proximity. In addition, the dimensions of the rolls must be very precise. The production of the rolls is akin to the manufacture of an injection moulding tool in the sense that very high machining skills are required. The particular features of a calender roll are a uniform specified surface finish, minimal eccentricity and a special barrel profile ( crown ) to compensate for roll deflection under the very high presurres developed between the rolls. 

Unter kom, n. undersize (grain), -korrektur, /. undercorrection, undercompensation, -kreide, /. (Geol.) Lower Cretaceous, imter-kriechen, v.i, crawl under, -kriegen, v.t. get the better of. -kritisch, a. below-critical (temperature, speed, etc.), -kiiblent v.t. supercool, undercool. 

The lubrication of gears is not a simple matter, because of their shape and variability of motion. Fundamental factors which affect their lubrication are gear characteristics, materials, temperature, speed, loading, method of applying the lubricant and environment. 

Keep hatchery with the shrimp eggs in a warm area (approximately 28.5°C), if possible, in order to have shrimp hatch within a few days, and provide illumination for up to 24 h per day. Warmer temperature speeds up hatching process. 

The envoy harmonizes and integrates the actions of the other ingredients in order to balance the action, temperature, speed and direction of the formula. 

Consequently, if we were able to construct a regime in which, beyond the state represented by the point E on the segment DFB where (8) is satisfied (by the end of the chemical reaction), the material were to be subjected to braking and removal of heat, then at the same time there would appear a layer of material with a lowered (due to the lowered temperature) speed of sound, which would protect the detonation front from any additional rarefaction waves. 

This stage is to comply with stringent requirements for precise proportioning of thermal and pressure effects on processed material, which may be achieved by selecting worm section profiles and temperature-speed parameters. 

The date of the studies, dosage form and strength, lot number, dissolution apparatus, media/temperature, speed of rotation/flow, collection times, the number of units tested, range and mean percent dissolved, should all be included in the table. A summary of the dissolution method and specification for the product should be provided. 

Several operating temperatures above the critical point of the reactant mixture are tested for the SCFP alkylation, shown in Figure 3. Experimental results show that higher temperature speeds up the deactivation. So the reaction temperature should be kept slightly higher than the critical temperature of the reactants mixture. 

Liquid viscosity, SSU Speed reduction, % Water temperature Speed reduction, %... 

When gum formation proceeds, the minimum temperature in the catalyst bed decreases with time. This could be explained by a shift in the reaction mechanism so more endothermic reaction steps are prevailing. The decrease in the bed temperature speeds up the deactivation by gum formation. This aspect of gum formation is also seen on the temperature profiles in Figure 9. Calculations with a heterogenous reactor model have shown that the decreasing minimum catalyst bed temperature could also be explained by a change of the effectiveness factors for the reactions. The radial poisoning profiles in the catalyst pellets influence the complex interaction between pore diffusion and reaction rates and this results in a shift in the overall balance between endothermic and exothermic reactions. 

Generalized stress-strain curves look like those shown in Fig. 1-2. For our present purposes we can ignore the yield phenomenon and the fact that such curves are functions of testing temperature, speed of elongation, and characteristics of the particular polymer sample. The nominal stress values in this figure are given in pounds force per square inch (psi) of unstrained area (I psi = 6.9 X 10 N/m ). 

While an increase in temperature speeds up the viscoelastic response, an increase in pressure slows it down. In the so-called piezorheologically simple systems, all the response times have the same dependence on pressure, and the generalized shift factor is expressed by the Fillers-Moonan-Tschoegl equation (17)... 

The first step, the combustion of sulfur, produces almost 100% yield. The second step also produces a high yield if a catalyst is used at the relatively low temperature of 400°C. A catalyst is a substance that speeds a reaction hut does not appear in the chemical equation. Under these conditions, the reaction is slow. Raising the temperature speeds up the reaction but the yield decreases. 

In humid, tropical climates, weathering is rapid, partly because the high temperatures speed up reactions, but mainly because the consistent supply of heavy rainfall allows rapid flushing and removal of all but the most insoluble compounds, for example oxides of aluminium and iron (Section 4.7). Flushing constantly removes (leaches) soluble components and is particularly important in the undersaturated zone of soils (Box 4.9). 

The benefit of dispersants of different molecular weight and functionality can be seen from a number of studies but many of them are complicated by neglecting the influence of dispersant upon viscosity and hence oil film thickness. However, under boundary lubrication conditions, dispersants improve the wear protection of a secondary ZDDP, from which it may be reasonably presumed for other ZDDPs, at both high and low temperature/speed combinations. There is some evidence that... 

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