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electric resistance

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electric resistance [i¦lek·trik ri′zis·təns]
(acoustics)


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Decades of experience in the furnace industry were combined with innovative engineering and manufacturing techniques to produce a cost effective, reliable and efficient solid state electric resistance furnace.
Some specific areas discussed include polyester materials with low specific superficial electric resistance, the effect of organic and inorganic additives on the synthesis of lutetium silicates, similarity of zeolite micropore structures, new complex compounds of cobalt with cyanuric acid, frontal copolymerization of lactams, and oscillatory and spin regimes at frontal solidification of epoxy combinations in the flow.
The organization has evaluated the inclusion of electric resistance technologies into the program and determined that, although there may be slight initial savings to be attained, there are few, if any, technology improvements possible with this form of water heating to warrant the long-term qualification of electric resistance water heaters in the program.
 
 
 
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