1. Heat Strain is the net physiological load resulting from heat stress.

2. Electricity metering (AC) — Tariff and load control — Part 21: Particular requirements for time switches

3. Test elAsticity both up and down, ensuring it will meet requirements for load variance

4. Filter Altitudes are allocated by Microsoft based on filter requirements and load order group

5. System for measuring heat load of perimeter zone, and air-conditioning control system

6. Slow heat release appliances fired by solid fuel — Requirements and test methods

7. Refrigerating systems and heat pumps — Safety and environmental requirements — Positive displacement refrigerant compressors

8. Electricity metering (a.c.) — Tariff and load control — Part 11: Particular requirements for electronic ripple control receivers

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10. Electricity metering (AC) — Tariff and load control — Part 11: Particular requirements for electronic ripple control receivers

11. Electricity metering (a.c.) - Tariff and load control - Part 11: Particular requirements for electronic ripple control receivers

12. A manufacturer has concerns or comments regarding the possible establishment of requirements for load cells. Action:

13. Electricity metering (a.c.) - Tariff and load control -- Part 11: Particular requirements for electronic ripple control receivers

14. Electricity metering equipment (AC) — General requirements, tests and test conditions — Part 21: Tariff and load control equipment

15. Electricity metering equipment (a.c.) — General requirements, tests and test conditions — Part 21: Tariff and load control equipment

16. This data also allows for more effective management of energy load requirements and better allocation of money.

17. Application: Loadable heat insulation plate. For insulation under extremely high load-capacity concrete bases, protected with...

18. Multifunctional heating systems consist of a CHP module, heat storage system and a peak load boiler.

19. With the invention, the refrigeration chiller capacity can be maximized and also adjusted to accommodate variable load requirements.

20. For the upcoming ATST, the heat load is 2.5 MW/m2, with peak powers of 11.4 kW.

21. It is suggested that seismic requirements should be considered as accidental actions with a load factor αQ = 1.0.

22. However, Brownouts and blackouts can be anticipated under heavy-load conditions, such as a blistering heat wave

23. Bivalent systems utilise a secondary boiler, which is designed to provide heat into the distribution system when the heat pump isn’t sized for 100% of the peak load.

24. Your vehicle has specific requirements that need to be considered, such as tire and wheel size, ground clearance, and load capacity.

25. Also, the average age of patients requiring implants is decreasing and thus the load-withstanding requirements for implants are becoming tougher.

26. Determining the lowest possible Air Change Rate (ACR) by reducing the heat load and the actual particle generation within the cleanroom.

27. –Determining the lowest possible Air Change Rate (ACR) by reducing the heat load and the actual particle generation within the cleanroom.

28. What is a Chiller? This device removes heat from a load and transfers it to the environment using a refrigeration system

29. • sediment load – suspended and bed load

30. The load handling construction industry seeks to curb the number of occupational accidents involving cranes used in various industries and under environmental protection requirements.

31. When heating and cooling equipment is initially sized for a building, the heat load calculations assume some natural infiltration rate (uncontrolled Air flow)

32. We make our Clevis hooks from heat-treated, forged steel to be strong and meet all the requirements for high-test chain

33. (2) For OTMs, alternative requirements to those expressed in this clause for static load, category and acceleration are set out in Appendix C, clause C.1.

34. Heat regenerators, heat accumulators, heat pumps, heat exchangers, in particular plate heat exchangers, counterflow exchangers, countercurrent exchangers

35. System Load

36. An absorption power generation system achieving the cost and power requirements for low-temperature heat recovery would be a real breakthrough in the industries.

37. The no load power loss of the plate friction clutch in disengagement affects the transmission efficiency, the heat value and the life of the firection plates.

38. Impact and short duration load variations not affecting load adjustment

39. Heat regenerating systems with heat accumulators, and with heat exchangers

40. Heat exchangers, heat exchanger systems, heat pumps, heat accumulators and parts for the aforesaid goods

41. Conventional methods used to design the Cofferdam construction can only approximately account for the varied site conditions and load and are thus overly conservative in their design requirements

42. Choose from a selection of load limiters and retractable load Arrestors with load capacities ranging from 550 lb to

43. Relay valve for variable load and automatic empty-load change-over

44. Relay valve for variable load/Automatic empty-load change over brake

45. inductive load adjustment,

46. inductive load adjustment

47. Active load control;

48. Load for me.

49. KsirK-Cannot load!

50. An Introduction to Load Balancing Load Balancing Definition: Load Balancing is the process of distributing network traffic across multiple servers

51. Select Load previous or Load more to load additional Assignments. Select Drafts, Assigned, or Returned to view Assignments by status.

52. SF6-insulated load and power switchgear, air-insulated load and power switchgear

53. Load Anti-Tank

54. Lock and load!

55. load absorbed (N),

56. Load elevating derivative

57. Air conditioners, liquid chilling packages and heat pumps, with electrical compressors, for space heating and cooling – Testing and rating at part load conditions and calculation of seasonal performance

58. Bedwarmers (heaters), Footwarmers (electric or non-electric),Curling lamps (heat lamps), Hot water bottles, Heat exchangers, Heat accumulators, Heat regenerators, Heat pumps, Plate warmers, Pocket warmers, Solar modules for heat generation, Parabolic troughs for heat generation

59. Heat exchangers, in particular plate heat exchangers, heat pumps, heat regenerators and heat accumulators, and parts for the aforesaid goods, included in class 11

60. Load indicated at # km/h in terms of load absorbed at # km/h

61. Inadequate load security can lead to costly load damage or even serious accidents.

62. Air conditioners, liquid chilling packages and heat pumps, with electrically driven compressors, for space heating and cooling – Testing and rating at part load conditions and calculation of seasonal performance;

63. Heating apparatus, heating installations, air conditioning installations, heat regenerators, heat accumulators, heat exchangers

64. Heat or cold storage devices, heat accumulators

65. Load tape on mount

66. Load-on-Demand Services

67. Ascescency Chrome load immediately

68. High voltage load resistors

69. Load-bearing anchorage components

70. Take a load off.

71. Air conditioners, liquid chilling packages and heat pumps, with electrically driven compressors, for space heating and cooling — Testing and rating at part load conditions and calculation of seasonal performance

72. Gas and electric heat accumulators, heat regenerators

73. Heat exchange module using latent heat material and heat accumulator system incorporating the same

74. An advanced load address table (ALAT) tracks status information for the advanced load instruction.

75. Load history is represented by load histogram and ADTT (average daily truck traffic) volume.

76. Unable to Load Dialog

77. Auxiliary heat on the other hand uses heat strips together with the heat pump to supplement the loss of heat

78. The percentage difference between the two the Euler Buckling load and the Buckling load predicted by Arcade, positive when the Euler load is larger

79. Heating installations, heat accumulators, heat exchangers, heat pumps, coils, thermostatic valves, water heaters, water supply installations, heat transfer devices, kettles, boilers

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