2010
DOI: 10.24084/repqj08.695
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A Control Strategy for Combined Series-Parallel Pumps

Abstract: When a solution is adopted for a pumping irrigation system, to variable or constant wealth, the engineer has to evaluate the different alternatives to decide the most suitable system of pumping. The majority of the companies of the sector, they choose for systems of pump gradation in parallel at constant speed, with what the variable that they control is the wealth. In this paper there is proposed a system of pumping that connects pumps in parallel and pumps in series, working at variable speed, controlled by … Show more

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“…where G is conductance, j is imaginary unit, x is angular frequency, and C c is the capacitance of cell suspension, which is calculated by Eq. 3, 32 the dimensions are depicted in Fig. 3 C ¼ e 0 e 0 w h ln 1 þ a b ;…”
Section: -4mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…where G is conductance, j is imaginary unit, x is angular frequency, and C c is the capacitance of cell suspension, which is calculated by Eq. 3, 32 the dimensions are depicted in Fig. 3 C ¼ e 0 e 0 w h ln 1 þ a b ;…”
Section: -4mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…15) These small permittivity values induce measurement errors if the aspect ratio of the samples is not adequately large. Edge effects, 23,24) or fringe effects, describe the charge accumulation at the edge of a capacitor's plates, which results in non-uniform charge densities. Owing to these edge effects, the electric field between the plates is weaker than that expected for an ideal capacitor, resulting in increased capacitance.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%