Cardiovascular Terms Worksheet

Energy Star Washing Machine Model #: GTW500ASN Style: Top Loader Cubic Feet: 4.5 cubic feet Yearly Energy Usage (from Energy Guide): 210 kWh/y Non-Energy Star Washing Machine Model #: GTW465ASN Style: Top Loader Cubic Feet: 4.5 cubic feet Yearly Energy Usage (from Energy Guide): 175 kWh/yr Picture of Appliance: Website Link to Retail Store Purchase Price: (1) $498.00 Yearly Energy Use (in kWh): 175 kWh/yr Energy Cost per Year (Energy usage in kWh from above x .1111 cents/kWh): (3) Cost Recuperation Estimation 1 Picture of Appliance: Website Link to Retail Store Purchase Price: (2) $478.00 Yearly Energy Use (in kWh): 210 kWh/yr Energy Cost per Year (Energy usage in kWh from above x.1111 cents/kWh): (4) Initial Cost Difference: Energy Star Appliance Price (1) - Non-Energy Star Appliance Price (2) Calculation (Show Your Work): This is the original upfront price difference. In other words, how much more money the Energy-Star Appliance costs. 2. Cost Per Year Difference: Non-Energy Star…

? A rocket has the following characteristics: 1. Initial mass = 250 kg 2. Mass after rocket operation. A rocket has the following characteristics: 1. Initial mass = 250 kg 2. Mass after rocket operation = 140 kg 3. Mass of %3D payload and structure = 120 kg 4. Specific impulse = 285 s 5. Rocket operation = 3.5 s 1328 Aircraft Propulsion and Gas Turbine Engines Calculate a. Mass ratio b. Propellant mass flow rate c. Thrust d. Exit velocity e. Total impulse

13. Your body reduces blood flow to a region by vasoconstriction. The artery can be modeled as a cylinder with radius R and a length L, and one can consider only forces from pressure and tension forces in the muscle with surface tension constant y = or where r is the thickness of the muscle. A. R50 microns B. R 100 microns- C. R 200 microns. NORMAL ARTERY D. R-300 microns E. R 400 microns MUSCLE BOFLOW pressure forces from the blood Assuming that the pressure difference AP=10 kPa and a 200 kPa for a typical 10-micron muscle, what is the largest-size blood vessel for which such a muscle could still constrict the blood vessel? tension forces from muscle

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Industry Print Exercise 23-2 Refer to print PR 23-2. The sequence of operations for this print is given below. Answer the questions following the sequence of operations. Sequence of Operations descends at a controlled rate, slowly compacting the explosive charge to avoid detonation due to a sudden Description: This is a system to control a 90-ton hydraulic, explosive-compaction press. The press ram shock. 1. The cycle is started by energizing solenoid A, which shifts control valve 3 and supplies pressure to the head end of the hydraulic cylinder (7). This operates the ram. 2. The cylinder (7) extends at a slow rate controlled by the fluid in the rod end of the cylinder, which is vented through the flow control valve (5). the 1. When de-energizes solenoid A and energizes solenoid B. This shifts control valve 3 to retract the cylinder (7). de rol valve 5 has an integral check valve that permits the free flow of fluid in the opposite direction, causing the cylinder (7) to rapidly retra…

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Solve correctly please, H in t: Use the following hints to solve 8 (PV = nRT, CR = (T2 / T1)^(1 / γ)) The question is correct as well as the options, answer correctly. Wrong ans not allowed

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pneumatic leverage refers to the ability of a pneumatic system to

8.a. When a machine is tested, the volume of cooling air is 1250 cfm. If the temperature of the entering air is 25 C and the temperature of the outgoing air is 35 C, the loss in the machine isA. 7.1 kw.B. 24.8 kw.C. 12.5 kw.D. 17.7 kw. 8.b. When a motor is tested with a prony brake, the scale reading is 3.50 lb. The length of the brake arm is12 in. and its weight is 0.50 lb. If the motor speed is 1700 rpm and the power input is 1050 watts, themotor efficiency isA. 80.5%B. 69%C. 75%.D. 64.5%.

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Select the correct expression(s) of the total energy of a flowing fluid  (energy transported by mass), where   is velocity and   is total volume. __________     A.     B.     C.     D.