Working principle Sample Clauses

Working principle. 2.1.1. Direct current (DC)/alternative current (AC)1 number of phases: ........................................................................................................................... 2.1.2. Excitation / separate / series / compound1 1 Strike out what does not apply. 2 Gear engaged. 3 Specify tolerances.
Working principle. External exhaust gas recirculation (EGR)
Working principle. When the robot swims, the reciprocal position of the vertebras will change and with it, also the shape of the flexible link. So, the optical information recorded by the receiver will vary consequentially at the stretching or at the compression of the transparent path and this will give an information of the degree of displacement for each segment. In particular, when the receiver will move away from the transmitter we will record a decreasing of the signal, instead when they come closer the signal recorded will be higher (Figure 6).
Working principle. 6.9. Traction battery (for pure electric vehicle or hybrid electric vehicle) 6.9.1. Nominal voltage: V 6.9.2. Capacity (2 h rate): Ah 6.9.3. Battery maximum thirty minutes power: kW 6.9.4. Charger: on board/external 2/ 6.10. Transmission. 6.10.1. Type of gearbox: manual / automatic / variable transmission 2/ 6.10.2. Number of gears: 6.10.3. Overall gear ratios (including tyre tread circumference under load): road speeds (km/h) per 1,000 engine speed (min-1): First gear: Second gear: Third gear: Fourth gear: Fifth gear: Overdrive: 6.10.4. Final drive ratio:
Working principle. The working principle of the novel magnetic actuation is shown in figure 3. The straight configuration is guaranteed by the balancing of the magnetic forces between the left and the right side of adjacent modules. By modifying magnet orientation it is possible to produce a magnetic interaction between modules (in figure 3 the interaction between left magnets produces a left bending of the segment). Vertebras are linked through two steel wires that provide bending stiffness for the whole system and guarantee transmission of travelling waves. The system possesses a high mechanism efficiency thanks to contactless force transmission and to minimal number of gears.
Working principle. LPG fuelling system: yes/no1.
Working principle. ‌ The operation of X300 standard winding machine can be completed by one operator. Its basic working principle is as follows: 1. The goods are transported by forklift to the standard wrapping machine, put on the film roller and the film is manually affixed to the first surface of the goods (See 5 operating instructions for details). 2. Start the wrapping machine, and the cargo starts to rotate from the initial position (original position). At the same time, the film carriage cooperates with the speed of the turntable to release the film. The film is wrapped on the cargo under the rotation of the turntable. 3. According to the packaging requirements of different goods, the film begins to rise after winding a certain number of turns at the bottom of the cargo. The rise of the film carriage, the rotation of the turntable and the film release together to achieve the overall packaging of the goods. 4. When the film carriage runs to the top of the cargo, it starts to descend after the top wrapping is completed under the action of the photoelectric sensor; 5. When the film carriage moves to the bottom, the turntable starts to decelerate, and under the cooperation of the barrier and/or rope making, the film is cut by the cutting film and the film head is clamped to realize the automatic cutting of the film; 6. After the turntable stops, the top pressure is reset (the cooperation of the film head on the turntable and the film is drawn out to facilitate the next film loading), at this time a packaging cycle is over, the machine is in standby state, waiting for the wrapping and packaging of the next pallet.3.4 Optional configuration

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