They always talk in boxing and martial arts to stiffen at the moment of impact, but how crucial is this?
By way of analogy, how much of a power leakage results from a hammer shaking at point of impact compared to a stiff one?
Less concentrated force, surely.
I am currently working on a project trying to calculate leak rate and fluid loss from pressurised vessels filled with water over a time period of 30 minutes. So far I have used the Boyles Law which assumes that PV/T = constant which gets us P1 * V1 = P2 * V2 and PdV+VdP = 0 I formed this over to...
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Please see the attachments. The pdf file is the IEEE paper I'm reading. Figure 1 show a slot of the AC machine similar to the front view of the picture below:
But in one slot, they fit two sets of conductors. The first set carries current i1 in total. The second set carries...
I have been studying Studying Donald Neamen's Electronic Circuits 4th edition and Sedra Smith's Microelectronics 7th edition for quite some time now. I have been self studying. After searching extensively on Internet as well as trying to understand from the books, I have not been able to...
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I'm a bit curious, what would happen if there would be a leakage in the condenser in a nuclear plant (PWR or BWR). As I understood it the stean in the turbine is expanded to about 4 kPa and I guess the pressure outside in the freshwater that is pumped into the condenser is at atmospheric...
I have a empty bottle and immersed it into the water, where the pressure inside the bottle is equal to air pressure. If I want to make a hole on the bottle, how big is the hole to prevent the water leak into the bottle at different depth?
what kind of parameter is involve in this phenomena? can...
This is a situation I don't often deal with; I have an underground piping system that is failing a pressure test and losing pressure at a rate of about 1psi/min from 80psi. I'd like to calculate the leakage rate.
The pipe is a simple 10" diameter, schedule 40 steel pipe, 500' long (0.365"...
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our PVD chamber experienced a water leakage from the cruible revoler area and unfortunately we are no longer able to achieve a stable Base pressure ( ~10e-6 mbar)
We do not have the option of a bake out. Is there any other way to get rid of water in the chamber ?
Ofcourse the water...
1)$$\frac{Q}{\Delta V}=\frac{\kappa\epsilon_0A}{\ell}\Leftrightarrow\Delta V=\frac{Q\ell}{\kappa\epsilon_0A}$$$$I=\frac{A\Delta V}{\ell\rho}=\frac{Q}{\kappa\epsilon_0\rho}$$
2) The charge is decreasing by ##\Delta Q##, so ##Q(t)=Q-\Delta Q##.$$I=\frac{\Delta Q}{\Delta t}\Leftrightarrow\Delta...
Hi! I was wondering why even a real transformer has a very low leakage flux, what makes it be this way way?
Is it the ferromagnetic material? If so, why? If the core was made of completely vacuum would the leakage be 100%?
Hi, I'm looking for help in knowing which orientation is worse for finding leakage: upside down, sideways or no difference.
I have a 30ml glass bottle filled with 26ml of oil that is closed with a glass stopper (cork) applied with a set force. The neck of the bottle is filled with oil when...
we have a project to how knowing the flow rate of fluid at the burst leakage due over pressured, probably to make it easier to understand i will attach some pictures of this mechanism.
Picture at above is simply mechanism of pipeline system that installed vertically, with fluid is mud and...
A cheap bottle I had containing benzalkonium chloride, for household cleaning, leaked entirely into one spot on my basement floor. The leakage wasn't noticed until after my carpet was bleached orange and the benzalkonium chloride solution was already dry. The carpet and padding have both been...
I use the voltage divider rule as output voltage = Voltage across R1 = 5 * ( 0.5 / (0.5 + 20) )
This comes as 0.122 V
I'm not sure why they've mentioned I leakage and does 0-state have any impact on answer.
I am looking for small signal BJT that has very low leakage current when the base is biased at about 0.2V. I have issue of transistors drawing collector current when the base is at about 0.25V that is way less than the normal turn on of 0.6V to 0.7V. I am currently using BC546 or 556, and KSA992...
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I have a coaxial cable with internal conductor of radius r1 and external conductor of radii r2 and r3. The material of the conductors has a conductivity ##\sigma_1##. Between the conductors there is a imperfect dielectric of conductivity ##\sigma_2##.
Consider the...
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A sphere has a height to diameter ratio of 1.00. The greater the surface area to volume ratio of a shape, the greater the neutron leakage.
To increase neutron leakage should H/D be positive or negative?
Homework Equations
H/D
The Attempt at a Solution
Positive? Good...
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I am trying to calculate leakage reactance of three phase power transformer . I am using Ansys Maxwell final element solution to analyse it. The software gives me total energy and linkages and self and mutual inductances.By using this quantities how can ı compute leankage reactances...
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I am trying to calculate the openings of a sealed room according to a pressure drop in a specific time.
I have the following equation:
Q = 840*A*√(dP)
Q: differential airflow in liters/sec
A: room leakage in m2
dP: differential pressure in Pa...
A few months ago there used to be some kind of gas leakage in the bedroom. Gas was almost odourless. I could detect the presence of gas only by aftereffects. They were :
1: I used to feel very sleepy. ( as if it was some anasthetic gas or chloroform)
2. Sometimes it used to feel like a breath...
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I can't find my inductance calculations book. Say that you were considering magnetic flux linkage more from a geometric perspective:
-Does the mutual coupling coefficient for a series of coils all on the same steel core add up to a maximum total of ~1?
Because I tried simulating a three...
I was not sure where to post this so decided to start here. If there is a better section please let me know...
If you put a sealed device on a scale and place in an air tight box then fill with air pressure would the weight change of the device if there was a leak? I am trying to do a test to...
I was not sure where to post this so decided to start here. If there is a better section please let me know...
If you put a sealed device on a scale and place in an air tight box then fill with air pressure would the weight change of the device if there was a leak? I am trying to do a test to...
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Your discussion on Bernoulli Equation was very impressive and helped me a lot to understand this rather complicated equation. I have a question which puzzles me a lot when I want to solve it using Bernoulli equation.
Here is the statement.
" If there is some fluid flowing thru a...
Suppose I have an air pipe that is used for "grasping" other objects using negative pressure. When an object is grasped, assume it is a perfect seal and that end of the pipe is closed. On the other end of the pipe is the pressure source creating the vacuum. Somewhere in the middle is a short...
Homework Statement
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2. Homework Equations
The equation is given int he questionThe Attempt at a Solution
gas will stop flowing when the pressure inside the gas is equal to that of the surroundings. I calculated the final mass of gas inside the cube. Then i...
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My name is Rodrigo and I need to achieve a permanent seal for a vacuum chamber in the high vacuum range (I’ll be working between 1x10-4 and 1x10-torr). We were thinking of using a cold-weld sealing of an annealed copper tube to separate the chamber from the vacuum pump once the vacuum level...
I have an object that is decently thermally insulated. I want to plot how a constant cooling power of a few watts for a few minutes is going to affect the object's temperature. I need to account for how much heat is leaking in.
Getting a constant cooling doesn't seem easy. If I instead use...
The thread name is probably misleading, but I just want to make sure I'm clear in that: Are the only two problems caused by leakage inductance (stray magnetic flux causing imperfect mutual coupling) in a transformer, that of;
- poorer voltage regulation &
- EMI noise on other equipment
(?)...
I simulate the NMOS in LT Spice.
And for vGS=0, I observe that the leakage current starts at a certain value then decreases suddenly and then slightly increases with vDS.
For vGS different than 0 (positive or negative) but smaller than the threshold voltage, I observe that the leakage current...
If the dielectric breakdown occurs in a parallel plate capacitor ,then leakage current is
##I##=##\frac{V}{R}##=##\frac{VA}{ρd}##
I want to know what does each stand for?
I=Current
V=Voltage or volume
R=radius or resistance
A=area of the plate
ρ=density
d=Distance between the plates
Am I correct?
How to calculate volume of oil spill release from a pinhole of pipeline?
I don't find anything about applicable method to solve this case (pinhole leakage), i just find calculation of pipeline rupture
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I have a handheld UV mercury vapor lamp, which, when working, leaks some visible light around violet wavelengths.
My question is whether it is possible to block violet light but let the UV light using some kind of colored transparent sheets.
Thank you..
Hi, I'm just curious why we model the ideal inductor as having the leakage inductance as being in series with the ideal core, rather than in parallel to it? Because it would seem to me that the flux goes in two parallel directions, one through the core, and one through the air around the core...
So if you have a single inductor then I assume that there is no flux linkage and that L = flux*N / i = L11
and so that flux is total leakage flux. If you have two inductors then the flux leakage is any flux that isn't flux linkage (the self flux is flux leakage).
(flux21 is the flux in 2 from...
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I am working on a leak testing project in which i have a leaking valve and I am trying to determine the volume of nitrogen leaking through the valve.
Side A (upstream of valve) starts at 4000psi with an unknown volume. Side B (downstream of valve) starts at 0psi with a pressure contained...
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The flow of water into a barrel = 36.8 lb/sec.
The height of the water = h = weight of the water in the barrel/(density of water)(bottom area of barrel)
There is a "leak" at the bottom of the barrel at h = 0. Flow out of the barrel is related to the depth of the water in...
Hello all, this is my first post here, so please excuse me if there are any mistakes or important information is left omitted. Now, my problem is quite intricate and specific so I will be thankful for any information I can get. Using Excel, I am looking to model the volume flow of air through...
I’m looking to purchase a toroidal AUSTRALIA-to-US stepdown voltage transformer, and have narrowed my choice down to two models, one permitting a maximum rate of energy consumption of 100 Watts, and the other permitting a maximum rate of energy consumption of 250 Watts.
Both of these maximum...
Ok so the equation for the probability that a fast neutron will not leek out of a non infinite mass is
Pfnl= exp(-(Bg)^2 Tth) so Bg is the geometric buckling and for a sphere that value is (pie/r)^2. My question is what is exp? And what is Tth / how do I get the value of it?
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At my work I'm working with testing the leakage rate of a gas system, and right now I am trying to gain some understanding of it all. However, there are some things which are very confusing to me, in regards to these rates.
Searching the internet I find several different ways to...
Can anyone explain why saturation current and flux leakage are not related?
saturation current = current where all the magnetic domains are aligned right?
flux leakage = flux from the primary that doesn't reach the 2ndary
can someone also explain why, flux leakage causes a increase in...
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Iam reading the book Glen F. Knoll Radiation Detection and Measurements, and Iam having a trouble understanding a certain part of the chapter about semiconductor, he writes:
Electron-hole pairs that are created within the depletion region by the passage of radiation
will be swept out...
what is "surface leakage"?
when talking about the conductance of glass or some insulator, i often hear that no current will be read going through the glass; rather, if i do read anything on my multimeter, i have been told that what i am reading is "surface leakage"; what is this surface...