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The scanner has been constructed in modules which, for future applications, makes it easy to increase the length of the scanner for inspection of larger blades, by adding further modules to the system. In co-operation with LM Glasfiber and RIS0 it was decided to construct the first scatmer for inspection of blades with a length of max. 21m. In order to be able to scan primarily the bonded areas from the root to the tip of the rotor blade, a so-called X-unit module was constructed. The movement from the root to the tip of the blade was controlled by the P-scan system. [Pg.982]

Since it was required by LM Glasfiber that the scanner should be able to inspect joints between the shells and the iimer beams on each side and also the joints between the shells on the leading and trailing edge of the rotor blades, the X-Unit module was designed with three different set-ups for the Y-modules, which perform the movement of the probes transverse the length of the blade. The three different set-ups of the Y-modules are ... [Pg.982]

Although both stereoisomers yield 4 tert butylcyclohexene as the only alkene they do so at quite different rates The cis isomer reacts over 500 times faster than the trans The difference in reaction rate results from different degrees of rr bond develop ment in the E2 transition state Since rr overlap of p orbitals requires their axes to be parallel rr bond formation is best achieved when the four atoms of the H—C—C—X unit he in the same plane at the transition state The two conformations that permit this are termed syn coplanar and anti coplanar... [Pg.216]

Because adjacent bonds are eclipsed when the H—C—C—X unit is syn coplanar a transition state with this geometry is less stable than one that has an anti coplanar rela tionship between the proton and the leaving group... [Pg.217]

X unit cost of fresh activated carbon /kg + 2 x cost of steam /kg X amount of phenol adsorbed (kg phenol/kg activated carbon)... [Pg.65]

Krypton, absorption in counter, 45 Kiistner filter method, 109, 110 kX unit (kilo X unit), definition, 7, 307... [Pg.347]

If none but linear open chain polymer molecules are present, which for the present we assume to be the case, then obviously the probability, Nx, that any molecule selected at random is composed of x units must equal the mole fraction of x-mers. [Pg.319]

Hence the probability that the molecule in question contains exactly X units distributed over the / chains in any manner whatever must equal the product of this expression and the total number of combinations of the y s which fulfill Eq. (20). Noting that zero is a permissible value for the individual 2/ s, the number of such combinations is (a +/—2) /(/—l) (o —1) , and the probability, or mole fraction, of a -mers becomes ... [Pg.332]

Initiator s concentration Monomer s concentration Chain radical concentration Dead polymer chain of x units Growing polymer chain of y units Initiator free radical Absolute temperature Reactor volume... [Pg.370]

By a process of applying the conservation of mass, species and energy to the control volume (Ay x Ax x unit length), and expressing all variables at y + Ay as... [Pg.235]

Successive reactions of metal carbonyl monoanions with EX3 can lead to structure types III through VIII in Scheme 1, although these compounds may also be obtained from other, less obvious routes. Further options include replacing the X units with alkyl or aryl functions, which is usually achieved by starting with EX3 xRx. [Pg.347]


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