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...t adhering to a maintenance routine or implementing an inspection process, oil can seep into the parts, causing unbalance.:<ref>{{Cite news|url=https://ww ...b|url=http://centrifugal-pump.org/unbalance.html |title=Mass unbalance and peak vibration at 1X running frequency |publisher=centrifugal-pump.org |accessda ...

...mical characterization of petroleum such as this sample of North Sea crude oil.]] ...ality of the constituents of naturally occurring [[petroleum]] and [[crude oil]] using high resolution [[mass spectrometry]].<ref name="MarshallRodgers200 ...

...tions produced on both sides of the fracture surface match peak-to-peak or peak-to-valley. The shape of striations may also be different on each side of th Marks also occur from a change in the environment where oil or corrosive environments can deposit or from excessive heat exposure and c ...

including the [[Internal combustion engine#Lubrication|oil gallery]] of some [[engine block]]s, aerospace turbine-engine cooling holes ...uration on the order of hundreds of [[microsecond]]s to a [[millisecond]], peak power in the order of sub MW/cm², and material removal rate of t ...

Pipeline networks are a mode of transportation for oil, gases, and other fluid products. As a means of long-distance transport, pi ...(2008): Principles of Leak Detection. 1st Edition (September 2008). Krohne Oil & Gas, Breda (The Netherlands).</ref> ...

...le = Mass-spectrometric analysis of complex volatile and nonvolatile crude oil components: a challenge | journal = Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry ...itle=Mass-spectrometric analysis of complex volatile and nonvolatile crude oil components: a challenge|journal=Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry|volu ...

...ugh fuel availability was scarcely considered before the [[1973 oil crisis|oil crisis]] efficient fuel generation was an issue in important [[niche market ...cal cycles attracted funding in a period concerned with a potential [[peak oil]] outcome. ...

...us fuels.<ref name="Three">"SAFCell – Oil and Gas." http://www.safcell.com/oil-gas/</ref> ...embranes of 25 micrometer thickness, resulting in an eightfold increase in peak power densities compared to earlier models.<ref name=":3" /> Thin electroly ...

...to any discipline that depends on [[seismology]], including [[geology]], [[oil exploration]], [[hydrology]], and [[earthquake engineering]], and [[structu ...tural causes, chiefly [[ocean wave]]s. In particular the globally observed peak between 0.1 and 0.3&nbsp;Hz is clearly associated with the interaction of w ...

...d light travels whether it reflects from the top or bottom boundary of the oil layer. This difference is called the optical path difference, the differenc ...}}</ref> Researchers have developed planar nanocavities that can reach 90% peak absorption using interference effects. This result is useful in that there ...

...the winding is impregnated with an insulating fluid, such as [[silicone]] oil. ...ct layers (schoopage) with the electrodes can be a potential limitation of peak current carrying capacity. ...

....png|thumb|upright=2|Fig. 5 Schematic explanation of failure of Sleipner A Oil Platform, Norway 1991. The tricell of this $500 million, 190m meters tall, ...nical excavations, earth and rock slopes, floating sea ice carrying loads, oil platforms under ice forces, etc. Their design depends on the material prope ...

...oil began to be burned in large quantities during the 1800s. Both coal and oil are sufficiently old that they contain little detectable {{chem|14|C}} and, ...s to almost double the amount of {{chem|14|C}} in the atmosphere, with the peak level occurring in about 1965. The level has since dropped, as the "bomb ca ...

...rom 1938-1973 which lends more credibility to the guesstimated time of the peak. Statistics on electrification may be found in the annual reports of the n ...s less for electrics (they have no diesel engines to fill with lubricating oil).<ref>Дмитриев p.231 table 60</ref> ...

...900 the inventor of the diesel engine, [[Rudolf Diesel]], was using peanut oil to run his engines.<ref>{{cite journal |last1=Shay |first1=E.Griffin |title ...atch finish|honing to obtain a cross hatch]], which is able to retain more oil. A too rough surface would quickly harm the engine by excessive wear on the ...

...as '''tidal turbines'''. They were first conceived in the 1970s during the oil crisis.<ref name="ASAP. Web. 8 October 2009">Jones, Anthony T., and Adam We ...ns optimum heading into the tidal stream and is designed to operate in the peak flow of the water column. ...

...y in the vicinity of a bubbling event. Right: empirical pdf (histogram) of peak heights in trajectories in double logarithmic scale<ref name="CavSor2013">C ...n where orbits are locally repelled from the invariant manifold (where the peak trajectories are large). These excursions form the dragon kings, as illustr ...

...h a long ''T''₂* relaxation time gives rise to a very sharp NMR peak in the FT-NMR spectrum for a very homogeneous ([[Shim (magnetism)|"well-shi ...under an NMR peak is usually proportional to the number of spins involved, peak integrals can be used to determine composition quantitatively. {{citation n ...

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