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water mass

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water mass [′wȯd·ər ‚mas]
(oceanography)
A body of water identified by its temperature-salinity curve or chemical composition, and normally consisting of a mixture of two or more water types.


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Total supported weight is greater than for a two-way TMD: moving water mass is 550 tons, or 0.
Norris Johnston, application team manager/water management technology for the Hercules Pulp and Paper Division, Jacksonville, Florida, recommends an accurate water mass balance as the first step to any water conservation program.
Even if the size of the warm water mass has diminished, Fu said, it will take a long time for the water temperature to drop.
 
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