10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TRANSMISSION FACTOR»
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1
Gas Pipeline Hydraulics
where / = friction factor F= transmission factor It must be noted that the friction
factor / in the above equation is the Darcy friction factor. Since some engineers
prefer to use the Fanning friction factor, the relationship between the transmission
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Electro-acoustic transmission factor for sound emitter, BS, quantity specifying the
frequency range that may be transmitted by a reversible sound transducer. For a
sound generator (e.g., a loudspeaker), the electro- acoustic transmission factor ...
Walter Benenson, Horst Stöcker, 2002
3
Pipeline Planning and Construction Field Manual
Because some engineers prefer to use the Fanning friction factor, the relationship
between the transmission factor F and the Fanning friction factor is given below
for reference. F = 1ffiffiffi p (8.53) ff where ff is the Fanning friction factor.
4
Solar Energy: Fundamentals and Applications
According to Moon, the monochromatic transmission factor by scattering by air
molecules may be written as: ta = i(^>«)38w-4 (1.9) where A is in microns (urn),
air mass m = 1 and the barometric pressure is 760 mm. Moon further plotted
Fowle ...
Garg & Prakash, H. P. Garg, 2000
5
Understanding Single-Crystal X-Ray Crystallography
The International Tables for Crystallography contains tabulated values of the
transmission factor for spheres of unit radius for a range of linear absorption co-
efficients.† The path length increases linearly with the sphere radius. Since the ...
6
Physics in Nuclear Medicine
The quantity elx−μ [or I(x)]/I(0) in Equation 6-22], the fraction of beam intensity
transmitted by an absorber, is called its transmission factor. The transmission
factor can be determined using the methods described for determining decay
factors in ...
Simon R. Cherry, James A. Sorenson, Michael E. Phelps, 2012
7
Dictionnaire international du froid: Anglais-français : ...
... transmission factor transmissivity transmittance Ratio of the energy flow rate
traversing a body to the energy flow rate it receives by radiation. transmissivity
transmission factor transmittance See: transmission factor (1.3.2-37)
transmittance ...
International Institute of Refrigeration, 2007
8
Oilfield Processing of Petroleum: Natural gas
In the AGA correlation, the "smooth-pipe" transmission factor is calculated first.
FSP = 4 log10 (Re/FSP) - 0.6 (13-24) The above equation is implicit in FSP and
requires trial- and-error solution. Table 13-6 will aid in the computation, which ...
Francis S. Manning, Richard E. Thompson (Ph.D.), 1991
9
Mechanizing Mathematical Reasoning: Essays in Honor of Jörg ...
5. ε is the transmission factor, weakening b in a way that takes account of x : a. b
is also attacked by d with factor β. However, factor ε is attacked by argument c,
which is itself attacked by d, with transmission factor α. This model has two ...
Jörg H. Siekmann, Dieter Hutter, Werner Stephan, 2005
10
The Luminous
Transmission Factor of Sunglasses
The literature relating to the luminous transmission factor of sunglasses is reviewed.
B. A. J. Clark, DEFENCE STANDARDS LABS MARIBYRNONG (Australia), 1968
