Common use of Centrifugation time Clause in Contracts

Centrifugation time. Calculate the centrifugation time, tc, necessary to remove particles from solution greater than approximately 0.5 μm (5 × 10¥5 μm) equivalent diameter (which represents all particles except the fine clay fraction) using the following equa- tion: tc(min) = 1.41 × 109 [log(R2/R1)]/N2 where: tc = centrifuge time in minutes R2 = distance from centrifuge spindle to dep- osition surface of centrifuge R1 = distance from spindle to surface of the sample N = number of revolutions of the centrifuge per minute.

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Sources: Testing Consent Agreements and Test Rules, Testing Consent Agreements and Test Rules, Testing Consent Agreements and Test Rules

Centrifugation time. Calculate the centrifugation time, tc, necessary to remove particles from solution greater than approximately 0.5 μm (5 × 10¥5 5×10¥5 μm) equivalent diameter (which represents all particles except the fine clay fraction) using the following equa- tionfol- lowing equation: tc(min) = 1.41 × 109 Equation 3 tc(min)=1.41×109 [log(R2/R1)]/N2 where: tc = tc=centrifuge time in minutes R2 = R2=distance from centrifuge spindle to dep- osition depo- sition surface of centrifuge R1 = R1=distance from spindle to surface of the sample N = N=number of revolutions of the centrifuge per minute.

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Sources: Testing Consent Agreements and Test Rules, Testing Consent Agreements and Test Rules, Testing Consent Agreements and Test Rules

Centrifugation time. Calculate the centrifugation time, tc, necessary to remove particles from solution greater than approximately 0.5 μm (5 × 10¥5 5×10¥5 μm) equivalent diameter (which represents all particles except the fine clay fraction) using the following equa- tionfol- lowing equation: tc(min) = 1.41 × 109 Equation 3 tc(min)=1.41×109 [log(R2/R1)]/N2 where: tc = centrifuge time in minutes R2 = distance from centrifuge spindle to dep- osition surface of centrifuge R1 = distance from spindle to surface of the sample N = N=number of revolutions of the centrifuge per minute.

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Sources: Testing Consent Agreements and Test Rules, Testing Consent Agreements and Test Rules

Centrifugation time. Calculate the centrifugation time, tc, necessary to remove particles from solution greater than approximately 0.5 μm µm (5 × 10¥5 μm5×10¥5 µm) equivalent diameter (which represents all particles except the fine clay fraction) using the following equa- tionfol- lowing equation: tc(min) = 1.41 × 109 Equation 3 tc(min)=1.41×109 [log(R2/R1)]/N2 where: tc = tc=centrifuge time in minutes R2 = R2=distance from centrifuge spindle to dep- osition depo- sition surface of centrifuge R1 = R1=distance from spindle to surface of the sample N = N=number of revolutions of the centrifuge per minute.

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Sources: Testing Consent Agreements and Test Rules

Centrifugation time. Calculate the centrifugation time, tc, necessary to remove particles from solution greater than approximately 0.5 μm µm (5 × 10¥5 μm5×10¥5 µm) equivalent diameter (which represents all particles except the fine clay fraction) using the following equa- tion: tc(min) = 1.41 × 109 Equation 3 tc(min)=1.41×109 [log(R2/R1)]/N2 where: tc = tc=centrifuge time in minutes R2 = R2=distance from centrifuge spindle to dep- osition depo- sition surface of centrifuge R1 = R1=distance from spindle to surface of the sample N = N=number of revolutions of the centrifuge per minute.

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Sources: Testing Consent Agreements and Test Rules