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- 10.1177/000313481908500303
Survival after Prehospital Traumatic Cardiac Arrest: A Comparison of Isolated Head and Non–Head-Penetrating Injuries
- Mar 01, 2019
- The American Surgeon™
- Nathan R Manley + 5 more +5
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Survival after Prehospital Traumatic Cardiac Arrest: A Comparison of Isolated Head and Non–Head-Penetrating Injuries
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Practical methods to resolve voltage quality problems with AN induction motors
The voltage nameplate ratings found on many AC motors and drives have been a source of confusion for utilities, and their customers. Specifically, the confusion stems from the range in voltage that a particular motor may be operated from safely. Additionally, voltage unbalance is known to create premature failure of heavily loaded motors if they are not properly derated. This paper discusses the standards associated with AC induction motors and their nameplates and details the voltage quality issues that may warrant a problem solving investigation. Additionally, the paper describes a systematic method for conducting a motor voltage quality investigation and discusses several remedial actions when voltage at the motor terminals is either too high, too low or is unbalanced.
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Memphis Light, Gas and Water Division Experience With Aging of Electric, Gas, and Water Systems
Electric, gas and water distribution systems can have an extremely long life when properly designed, installed and maintained. MLGW is proof positive that aging distribution systems can be managed in an effective manner. Customer satisfaction is a high priority with Division management. According to a recent survey, Memphians enjoy the lowest average monthly utility bills among the 25 largest cities in the United States.
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