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specific energy

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specific energy [spə′sif·ik ′en·ər·jē]
(hydrology)
The energy at any cross section of an open channel, measured above the channel bottom as datum; numerically the specific energy is the sum of the water depth plus the velocity head,v2/2g,wherevis the velocity of flow andgthe acceleration of gravity.
(thermodynamics)
The internal energy of a substance per unit mass.


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Specific energy credits through the federal government are not available to builders of new homes yet but the credits are available to the home owner.
He called on the US government to help Pakistan in specific energy projects by mobilising investment to fulfil the power sector's requirements.
DNA3 now provides organisations with a method for calculating an indicative energy usage figure which when combined with each customer's specific energy rates highlights the overall cost of identified systems.
 
 
 
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