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cut point
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cut point [′kət ‚pȯint]
(chemical engineering)
The boiling-temperature division between cuts of a crude oil or base stock.
(mathematics)
A point in a component of a graph whose removal disconnects that component. Also known as articulation point.


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It gives cost-effective sizing with precisely defined cut-points of materials previously requiring complex and expensive air separator processes, and may be run continuously without any risk of overheating and the degradation or melting of heat-sensitive products.
It gives the cost-effective sizing with precisely defined cut-points of materials previously requiring complex and expensive air separator processes and may be run continuously without any risk of overheating and the degradation or melting of heat-sensitive products.
The line's constant radial velocity classifier wheel, high-dispersion air-guide vane ring and spiral coarse outlet path combine for one of the sharpest cut-points.
 
 
 
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