(Government, Politics & Diplomacy) (tr) Brit to assess the value of (some types of property, such as agricultural land) at a lower rate than others for local taxation
If the apparent temperature limit is reached, it would be necessary to derate the occupancy of a refuge alternative or to use some type of cooling system.
The implementation of the TIC package is intended to offer additional peak time megawatts for the unit, compensating on power lost as a result of ambient temperature derate (loss of output associated with increased outside temperature).
The implementation of the TIC package will provide additional peak time megawatts for the unit, compensating on power lost as a result of ambient temperature derate (loss of output associated with increased outside temperature).
When the enhanced wheel data processing unit determines that the tire air temperature is above a predetermined threshold for a given tire and that an ABS wheel speed sensor fault code exists for the wheel end corresponding to the same tire, the enhanced wheel data processing unit may initiate a vehicle shutdown or derate procedure.
According to Serfilco, some of the advantages in converting to this new range of pumps include: All plastic, corrosion resistant air valve - many, which appear similar but have internal metal parts, cause corrosion when the diaphragms rupture; Non-stall operation - PTFE filled nylon pilot sleeve assembly provides un-lubricated, non-stick, non-stall operation; Max flow rates maintained - Even with PTFE overlay diaphragms fitted Serfilco does not have to derate its pumps by up to 20 per cent due to reduced stroke length; and High efficiency, low air consumption - Recycling of exhaust air means Serfilco AOD's are up to 55 per cent more air efficient than similar sized competitors.
