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Applied Hydraulics and Hydraulic Structures
Journal of Applied Water Engineering and Research, 2015The concept of the present issue of the Journal of Applied Water Engineering and Research (JAWER) was inspired by the intention of facilitating the diffusion of recent results provided by applied h...
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2014
Hydraulic binders play a vital role in the economic and social development because they are essential components of concrete, the most widely used construction material. Nowadays, Portland cement is the most predominantly used hydraulic binder due to its properties and widespread availability.
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Hydraulic binders play a vital role in the economic and social development because they are essential components of concrete, the most widely used construction material. Nowadays, Portland cement is the most predominantly used hydraulic binder due to its properties and widespread availability.
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Hydraulic servos with hydraulic-amplifier value
Electrical Engineering, 1953ELECTROHYDRAULIC SYSTEMS HAVE certain advantages over pure electromechanical systems which make them particularly suitable as an adjunct to electronic control for high-power-level actuation. Performance of a typical hydraulic servomechanism utilizing the Cornell Aeronautical Laboratories (CAL) transfer valve is illustrated in Figure 1.
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2009
After a short review of existing nuclear reactor pressure vessels and core geometry this chapter summarizes the main ideas on how to perform a thermohydraulic analysis of boiling flows in nuclear reactors. Remarkable is that all known threefluid flow patterns and heat transfer mechanisms create the cooling mechanism of the core.
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After a short review of existing nuclear reactor pressure vessels and core geometry this chapter summarizes the main ideas on how to perform a thermohydraulic analysis of boiling flows in nuclear reactors. Remarkable is that all known threefluid flow patterns and heat transfer mechanisms create the cooling mechanism of the core.
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Hydraulics and hydraulic geometry
Progress in Physical Geography: Earth and Environment, 1986openaire +1 more source

