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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"leakage pressure"”.

  1. The relationship between consumer demand and pressure in a selected pressure managed zone in Cape Town

    … and security of water supply for consumption. Pressure management, is the most common and feasible demand management initiative implemented by the City of Cape Town Metro. The main focus of these initiatives is to reduce water losses within the water distribution system. Influence of pressure …

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  2. Mechanics of swellable elastomeric seals

    … of swellable seals in situ up to the point of leakage. Experiments using this apparatus show that leakage is a result of large, nonuniform deformation that stretches the seal material tangential to the sealing surfaces and leads to a corresponding loss of traction normal to the sealing surfaces …

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  3. Vergleich von Handhabung, Dichtigkeit und Patientenkomfort unterschiedlicher Larynxmasken unter standardisierten Beatmungsbedingungen

    Ziel der Untersuchung war es, Handhabung, Dichtigkeit und Patientenkomfort unterschiedlicher Larynxmasken unter standardisierten Beatmungsbedingungen zu vergleichen. Um wissenschaftlich reproduzierbare Ergebnisse erzielen zu können, wurde die Narkosetiefe während der Dichtigkeitsmessung mit Hilfe …

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  4. Development of an Injectable Ablative Therapy for Resource-Limited Settings: Applications in Tumor Ablation

    … forms cracks within tissue leading to excessive leakage and an unpredictable distribution of injected ethanol, poor tumor coverage, and damage to adjacent organs. With the recognition of pressure-induced crack formation as a source of leakage, reducing the infusion rate and volume will improve …

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