transmittancy

(trænzˈmɪtənsɪ)

(General Physics) physics a measure of the extent to which a solution transmits radiation. It is equal to the ratio of the transmittance of the solution to the transmittance of a pure solvent of the same dimensions

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PLA/ATBC/GPOE Transmittancy Clarity (w/w/w) (%) Haze (%) (%) 100/0/0 94.3 2.8 98.0 100/10/0 94.4 2.6 98.1 100/10/5 92.8 3.1 96.8 100/10/10 88.6 3.9 95.4 100/10/15 86.5 5.6 93.5 100/10/20 86.4 7.0 92.2 PLA/ATBC/GPOE Reflectivity (w/w/w) (%) [alpha] 100/0/0 3.37 -- 100/10/0 3.36 1.76 x [10.sup.7] 100/10/5 3.38 2.38 x [10.sup.7] 100/10/10 3.39 3.53 x [10.sup.7] 100/10/15 3.40 8.65 x [10.sup.7] 100/10/20 3.42 1.53 x [10.sup.8]

Effect of mixing poly(lactic acid) With glycidyl methacrylate grafted poly(ethylene octene) on optical and mechanical properties of the blown films

Where [epsilon] is the transmittancy of sea surface which equals approximately to 0.98; [[sigma].sub.SB] is the constant (Stephan-Boltsman) which equals to 5.67 x[10.sup.-8] w[m.sup.-2] [k.sup.-4]; e is vapor pressure in milibars which has been calculated for each month during 2005 in Cha-bahar Bay (Table.2) based on the data in the Meteorology organizations calendar book (2005).

Study & formulation of Chabahar Bay air-sea fluxes due to heat budget process

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