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volume phase

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volume phase [′väl·yəm ‚fāz]
(geochemistry)


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Thus, by changing these parameters, it is possible to induce a reversible volume phase transition by swelling or collapsing the polymer network (7), (8).
The result is that, while product has high ECO activity or is in a declining production phase, the OEM receives optimum support from an EMS provider whose business model is aligned with that project complexity, while a low-cost region handles products during the highest volume phases.
The biggest time savings in the product life cycle can be achieved in the ramp-up to volume phase between design and full production.
 
 
 
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