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leakage factor

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leakage factor [′lēk·ij ‚fak·tər]
(electromagnetism)
The total magnetic flux in an electric rotating machine or transformer divided by the useful flux that passes through the armature or secondary winding. Also known as leakage coefficient.


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National and regional migration research carried out in 2006 indicated that the North-East has a construction skills leakage factor of some 21%, mainly heading off to work in London and the South-East.
Two types of leakage factors were considered to represent the total leakage characteristics of the building in the model.
Following the announcement of the award of the 2012 Olympic Games to London, with around pounds 12 billion worth of construction activity, the leakage factor is set to worsen.
 
 
 
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