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Long-Term Follow Up of NICU Graduates: Social Variables, not Clinical Problems, Determine Drop-Out Rates and Access to Health Care † 1215
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Reduction of Eddy Current Losses in Pipe-Type Cable Systems
The most dominant designs for underground systems of 132 kV and above are self-contained oil-filled cables [1] and pipe-type cables [2]. However, incremental losses occur in both the pipe itself, due to the in...
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Losses Due to Rotational Flux in Three Phase Induction Motors
Iron Losses under rotating flux conditions have been under study for nearly a century [1]. Although advances have been made in measurement techniques, a consensus on a standard test for predicting rotational l...
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Theoretical and experimental analysis of the steady state operation and the losses in a spuirrel cage induction motor
A conceptually simple, but general theory is proposed to explain the behaviour of aY-connected squirrel cage induction machine operating in steady state. Means for accounting for slot openings and saturation are ...
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Application of the Harmonic Analysis Technique to Determining Eddy Currents in Conducting Plates
A novel analytical approach to predict eddy currents in a conducting plate is proposed. Based upon the knowledge of the incident flux to the rectangular plate, a curve fit to a double Fourier series is obtaine...
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Development of Parasitic Torques Leading to Shaft Vibrations in Induction Motors
Stray load losses are calculated as the difference between the measured total losses and the losses found by summing no load loss and copper losses. The losses are variously attributed to many factors includin...
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Remote Electromagnetic Propulsion in the Presence of a Metallic Shield
This paper describes an electromagnetic technique to reposition the spacer springs in CANDU reactors. The need to perform this manoeuvre in non-commissioned reactors was required subsequent to the failure of a...
