Journal of the Franklin Institute, Volume 266Pergamon Press, 1958 Vols. 1-69 include more or less complete patent reports of the U. S. Patent Office for years 1825-1859. cf. Index to v. 1-120 of the Journal, p. [415] |
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... fluid velocity t = time in seconds P = fluid pressure ρ = mass density of fluid E = modulus of elasticity of tube in tangential direction h = tube thickness . The derivations of these equations were considered too lengthy to be included ...
... fluid velocity t = time in seconds P = fluid pressure ρ = mass density of fluid E = modulus of elasticity of tube in tangential direction h = tube thickness . The derivations of these equations were considered too lengthy to be included ...
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... fluid systems it is necessary to know the transient tempera- ture behavior of a fluid volume in the system when the system is sub- jected to a change in operating conditions . A nuclear reactor vessel , for example , may contain ...
... fluid systems it is necessary to know the transient tempera- ture behavior of a fluid volume in the system when the system is sub- jected to a change in operating conditions . A nuclear reactor vessel , for example , may contain ...
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... fluid are paramount in the mix- ing process , then the diffusion properties of the electrolyte may be neglected in ... fluid at the electrodes . This can be minimized by good design of the cell so as to allow free passage of the ...
... fluid are paramount in the mix- ing process , then the diffusion properties of the electrolyte may be neglected in ... fluid at the electrodes . This can be minimized by good design of the cell so as to allow free passage of the ...
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Effects of Unipolar Air Ions on Microorganisms and on Evaporation | 9 |
Plastics in the Space Age JOHN H Lux | 21 |
The Lagrange Equations in Electrical Networks FREDERICK L RYDER | 27 |
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