10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BOARD OF TRADE UNIT»
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Board of Trade Unit in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Board of Trade Unit and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Reports
of the Committee on Electrical Standards
Again, if these results be accepted, since the Board of Trade unit, as derived from
the wire standards, is less than that of the Association by -006 per cent., and the
Association unit is too small by -009 per cent., it follows that the Board of Trade ...
Board of Trade Unit. In any given case the rate of working multiplied by the time 0
also gives a measure of the work done (thus Elt = Ejt =EQ) ; v hence work may
also be specified in horse-power-hours, watt- seconds, watt- hours, kilowatt-
hours ...
3
Lord Kelvin, His Influence on Electrical Measurements and Units
Secondly, 'the Board of Trade following a well-recognised custom in scientific
and particularly in electrical nomenclature, proposed to adopt the name Kelvin for
the 'Board of Trade Unit', and steps were taken, with the approval of the President
...
4
Concise Handbook
of Civil Engineering
(VII) Board of Trade Unit (EOT). Unit used for commercial purposes is 1000 watt
per hour. This kwh unit is termed as Board of Trade Unit (EOT). One BOT unit will
maintain one 25 watt lamp (16 CP) for 40 hours., or one 40 watts (32CP) lamp for
...
V. N. Vazirani, S. P. Chandola, 1996
... as such charges are material they were for the lighting of factories): 3d. per
Board of Trade unit for [the first 2000 units per quarter, afterwards 2d. per Board
of Trade unit; for power they charged for a supply of over 4000 Board of Trade
units, ...
6
Dynamo-Electricity Machinery: A Manual for Students
of ...
(Since 746 watts = one electric horse-power, it is clear that one Board-of-Trade-
unit = 1*34 electric horse-power.) Now, for every dynamo there is a certain limit of
output, determined by the mechanical and electrical conditions of its design and ...
Silvanus Phillips Thompson, 2011
7
Goyal’s IIT FOUNDATION COURSE PHYSICS: For Class-10
1 kilowatt hour (k.W.h.) or 1 kilovolt-amp hour (kVAh) = 1000 Wh = 103 Wh or 1
Board of trade unit (B.O.T.) = 3600 × 1000 J = 3.6 × 106 J = 3.6 MJ It must be kept
in mind that watt and kilowatt are the units of power, but watt hour and ...
8
A Dictionary
of Weights, Measures, and Units
B. Th.U. See B.t.u. BTU, B.t.u, Btu electromagnetics UK See Board of Trade unit.
energyBI (British thermal unit, also sometimes B.Th.U. in UK to differentiate it from
*Board of Trade unit) The energy required to raise the temperature of 1 pound ...
9
Sales
of Cotton for Future Delivery, 1925-26 to 1935-36
... the New Orleans Cotton Exchange, or the Chicago Board of Trade. Unit oj
trading: The New York contract provides for the delivery of about 100 square
bales weighing 50,000 pounds, with an allowable variation of 1 percent from the
contract ...
Ronald Edward Betts, 1937
10
An Introduction to Electrical Science
Another unit of measurement of energy or work that you will come across is the
kilowatt hour (symbol: kW·h), also known as the 'unit' (after 'Board of Trade Unit' –
the Board of Trade, at one time, governed how much energy companies could ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BOARD OF TRADE UNIT»
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Board of Trade Unit is used in the context of the following news items.
Longtime members sue CME Group
... in damages,” they alleged in a complaint filed yesterday in Cook County Circuit Court against CME and its Chicago Board of Trade unit. «Crain's Chicago Business, Jan 14»
CME Puts Nymex Tower Up for Sale, Weighs Move of Trading Floor
The move, which came after CME last month listed for sale the building that houses its Kansas City Board of Trade unit, is the latest in a string of ... «Wall Street Journal, May 13»
ICE Again to Test CME Dominance
... wheat, soybeans, soybean meal and soybean oil, competing with long-established products offered by CME's Chicago Board of Trade unit. «Wall Street Journal, Apr 12»
