shielding factor

[′shēld·iŋ ‚fak·tər]

(geophysics)

The ratio of the strength of the magnetic field at a directional compass to its strength if there were no disturbing material; usually expressed as a decimal.

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Numerical results in Figure 3 suggest that in weak fields ([h.sub.0] < 0.1, [H.sub.0] < [10.sup.2] A/m) the shielding factor preserves a constant maximum value, and the shielding effect is higher for more concentrated ferrofluids.

Numerical Modelling of Magnetic Shielding by a Cylindrical Ferrofluid Layer

Define the crack shielding factor between parallel cracks as

Evolution and interaction of surface cracks under thermal shock load

In [10] an expression for the shielding factor was written more exactly, and radius of the domain within the circular passive loop in which it is recommended to place equipment was determined.

Low-frequency magnetic field shielding by a circular passive loop and closed shells

Beyond the shielding factor, the [B.sub.4C] concrete has density, weight and compressive strength comparable to conventional material," says Essroc Senior Manager, Technical Services Jeremy Betts.

Particle practice: Branscome Concrete, Essroc Cement prove the economy of $30,000/yd. concrete in radiation shielding

Lack of education on this matter inside Yemen's rural areas is the single most shielding factor. There is a need to create awareness in those rural communities in order to shed light on how detrimental child marriage can be on a young girl's health and society as a whole.

The loss of innocence in Yemen

It combines a high shielding factor with easy access to the UUT.

Extra-large RF Shield

The shielding factor ([K.sub.e]) of the cylindrical shield is calculated as follows:

Shielding of electric reactor magnetic field/ Elektrinio reaktoriaus magnetinio lauko ekranavimas

The axial shielding factor of the shielding (developed and provided by PNPI Gatchina, St.

Magnetic field stabilization for magnetically shielded volumes by external field coils

The Allan standard deviations for integration times exceeding 100 s are due to slow drifts of laboratory fields which are not completely suppressed by the three-layer shield, which has a measured longitudinal shielding factor of [10.sup.3].

Design and performance of laser-pumped Cs-magnetometers for the planned UCN EDM experiment at PSI

The measurement was made with neutral ground-state [Hg.sup.199] atoms, so the diamagnetic shielding factor will be slightly different from that in the ion.

External-Field Shifts of the [[blank].sup.199][Hg.sup.+] Optical Frequency Standard