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Can a shaft brush be safely applied on a motor in a Class I hazardous location?

contributor authorMelfi, Michael J.
contributor authorLadonne, Francis G.
contributor authorAnkele, Donald W.
date accessioned2020-03-12T21:51:43Z
date available2020-03-12T21:51:43Z
date issued2014
identifier other6961871.pdf
identifier urihttps://libsearch.um.ac.ir:443/fum/handle/fum/1063122?show=full
formatgeneral
languageEnglish
publisherIEEE
titleCan a shaft brush be safely applied on a motor in a Class I hazardous location?
typeConference Paper
contenttypeMetadata Only
identifier padid8195221
subject keywordscameras
subject keywordsn copper
subject keywordsn electric resistance measurement
subject keywordsn finite element analysis
subject keywordsn heating
subject keywordsn infrared imaging
subject keywordsn microassembling
subject keywordsn nanofabrication
subject keywordsn semiconductor device packaging
subject keywordsn silver
subject keywordsn sintering
subject keywordsn solders
subject keywordsn temperature distribution
subject keywordsn temperature measurement
subject keywordsn thermal analysis
subject keywordsn wafer bonding
subject keywordsn AC
subject keywordsn Ag
subject keywordsn Cu
subject keywordsn alternating current
subject keywordsn copper parts
subject keywordsn current 7 kA
subject keywordsn current assisted sintering
subject keywordsn current heating
subject keywordsn current-on time
identifier doi10.1109/ICEP.2014.6826737
journal titleetroleum and Chemical Industry Technical Conference (PCIC), 2014 IEEE
filesize662736
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