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ECO-DESIGN OF ELECTRIC EQUIPMENTS

open access: yesEMERG - Energy. Environment. Efficiency. Resources. Globalization, 2019
In the last time, some factors and especially the environmental protection requirements have forced to add the ecological criterion for design of electric equipments, within a new Eco-design concept. The essence of this concept consists in the integration of environmental aspects at project phase, taking into account full life cycle of product.
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Design of a rib impactor equipment

open access: yesJournal of Physics: Conference Series, 2017
The human ribs must be analyzed as long and as curved bones, due to their physiology. For the development of an experimental equipment that simulate the application of loads, over the rib in the moment of a frontal collision in an automobile with seat belt, it was applied a methodology that constituted in the identification of needs and the variables ...
Torres, C. R.   +3 more
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Equipment design for breeding flocks

open access: yesPoultry Science, 1998
Breeding stocks require specialized equipment and facilities that accommodate both sexes and their mating behaviors. Divergence in male and female requirements has occurred due to genetic selection, particularly in heavy meat stocks. Proper equipment design requires specific knowledge about the nutritional requirements, genetics, and behavior of the ...
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Equipping designers for Inclusive Design

Gerontechnology, 2006
To foster good design for older and dis-abled people and to equip designers to address their needs, we must engage with the design process in real situations. To do this, we need to know more about what the design industry actually does and, in particular, how it involves users and user information.
PJ Clarkson, J Goodman, Patrick Langdon
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Ambulance Design and Equipment for Resuscitation

Archives of Surgery, 1965
IMPROVED emergency care for the critically ill or injured requires physician leadership in community-wide teaching and organization of (1) first aid; (2) ambulance transportation; and (3) hospital emergency room coverage. Airway obstruction, respiratory depression, and cardiac arrest from unconsciousness per se (eg, head injury, poisoning) and from ...
Richard A. Brose, Peter Safar
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Design of tomographic equipment

The British Journal of Radiology, 1978
The paper on multi-directional tomographic units (Phelps and Ashley, 1978) prompts me to mention a related problem in the design of tomographic equipment. Inclined frontal tomography of the chest (Greenwell and Wright, 1965), is a useful technique which produces tomographic sections parallel to the long axis of organs lying at an angle to the sagittal ...
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Contemporary equipment design

Russian Engineering Research, 2016
Trends in the development of industrial machines and corresponding design methods are considered. The problems to be solved in the design of traditional and innovative machine tools are discussed. Approaches to meeting the operational requirements on industrial machines are outlined.
V. V. Molodtsov   +2 more
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Vibrodispersion-equipment design [PDF]

open access: possibleJournal of Engineering Physics, 1979
Theoretical dependences are given relating the critical values of the amplitude, frequency, and nozzle diameter to the physical properties of the liquid or gas in the course of drop or bubble formation at a cylindrical nozzle vibrating longitudinally at the frequency of sound.
I. S. Grachev, N. A. Gukasov
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