Titlebook: Hochtemperaturreaktortechnik; Kurt Kugeler,Rudolf Schulten Textbook 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989 Einheit.Hochtemperaturreak

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capillaries

Weiterentwicklungen des HTR zur Stromerzeugung,ung des Dampfes auf 530 °C/45 bar die Erzielung eines Wirkungsgrades von rund 40 % m?glich. Da im überhitzer- sowie im Zwischenüberhitzerbereich des Dampferzeugers von HTR-Anlagen austenitische Werkstoffe zum Einsatz kommen, ist grunds?tzlich eine Erh?hung der Frischdampf- sowie evtl. auch der Zwisc

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Kurt Kugeler,Rudolf Schultenect from those discussed in other chapters. When we discuss the tunnel effect in rate processes, as we do with chemical reactions at low temperature (cf. Chap. 4), the alpha decay of a radioactive nucleus (Bohm 1951) or tunnel current in the Esaki diode (Solymar and Walsh 1993), mere observation of

信徒

Unsaturated-Fat

Kurt Kugeler,Rudolf Schultenies. Space is conceived as a ‘container’, in which material bodies are located, but which would also exist even if there were no material bodies located within it. Newton believed that he could prove this theory on the basis of physical experiments. At the end of the 19th century Ernst Mach found Ne

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Kurt Kugeler,Rudolf Schulten world consists of equal particles whose essential properties belong to them independently of the existence of the world-system. Our investigation of Leibniz’s dynamics has shown that Leibniz did not share Newton’s presupposition and that his dynamics does not need the concept of absolute space. Bot

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Kurt Kugeler,Rudolf Schultenies. Space is conceived as a ‘container’, in which material bodies are located, but which would also exist even if there were no material bodies located within it. Newton believed that he could prove this theory on the basis of physical experiments. At the end of the 19th century Ernst Mach found Ne

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Kurt Kugeler,Rudolf Schulten world consists of equal particles whose essential properties belong to them independently of the existence of the world-system. Our investigation of Leibniz’s dynamics has shown that Leibniz did not share Newton’s presupposition and that his dynamics does not need the concept of absolute space. Bot