Window and door thermal performance requirements in Canadian …
1994年10月1日 · @misc{etde_154543, title = {Window and door thermal performance requirements in Canadian building codes} author = {None} abstractNote = {Five building codes and two incentive programs were reviewed. Building codes have been a means of controlling the energy efficiency of buildings.
Catalog of Window Taper Functions for Sidelobe Control - OSTI.GOV
2017年4月1日 · Window taper functions of finite apertures are well-known to control undesirable sidelobes, albeit with performance trades. A plethora of various taper functions have been developed over the years to achieve various optimizations. We herein catalog a number of window functions, and com pare principal characteristics.
ACS Nano Perspective Table 1. Summary of Representative Infrared Quantum Dot (QD) Materials. QDs exciton peak (nm) emission peak (nm) fwhm (nm) size (nm) synthetic method PLQY (%) ref
132 Thus, this study demonstrates that the defect-free slot-die coating window can be predicted for 133 low- and high-solids-loading PEMFC cathode layer inks effectively, thereby leading to significant 134 savings of material and time while conducting coating trials. 1351362 Materials and Methods 1372.1 Catalyst Ink Preparation
Simulations Supporting the Development of Northstar's Indirect …
2023年9月1日 · This requirement leads to very high beam power density (and heat deposition in the target), which creates challenging requirements for the cooling of the target. The critical part of the target is the target window. It separates the high-pressure helium cooled target from the vacuum beamline and the subject of structural and thermal stress.
Next Generation Nuclear Plant (NGNP) Prismatic HTGR ... - OSTI.GOV
2011年7月15日 · This report is the Final Technical Report for the Next Generation Nuclear Plant (NGNP) Prismatic HTGR Conceptual Design Project conducted by a team led by General Atomics under DOE Award DE-NE0000245.
This manuscript has been authored by UT-Battelle, LLC under Contract No. DE-AC05-00OR22725 with the U.S. Department of Energy.
The process operating temperature window is from 980°C to 1200°C, limited on the low end by the CaF₂-MgF₂ eutectic temperature and on the high end by volatility, materials and other practical considerations. At higher temperatures, materials such as silicon, molten salt, and zirconia have higher conductivities, improving energy
of fine material prevents rapid water egress and allcws the shallow beach angles so essential in cut-and-fill to be attained at relatively high placement pulp densities. Otherwise, excessive quantities of water or frequent movement of the fill discharge point are required to yield acceptably lew beach angles.
PWR primary water chemistry guidelines: Revision 1: Special report
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