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High thickness accuracy was achieved when the pulling process was carried out under thermally stable conditions, under which the effects of the thermal non-uniformity were canceled out by those of a change in height of the solid liquid interface.
Up to now, there no standard for the production of high thickness C/C structures.
The back diffusion water transport is evident despite the high thickness of the N-117 membrane.
The increase of the off current is possibly due to the relatively high thickness of the organic semiconductor layer.
All the deposited films exhibited both high thickness uniformity and remarkable deposition rates.
The characteristics of chipboard are low cost, high thickness and the capability to manufacture large dimension boards.
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Due to their high thickness-to-chord ratios (0.24 0.3), these airfoils are commonly used at the mid-span and inboard stations of wind turbine blades.
The airfoils analysed are NACA 63-430, FFA-W3-241, FFA-W3-241, anDUDU 91-W2-250, which, due to their high thickness-to-chord ratios (0.24 0.3), are commonly used at the mid-span and inboard stations of wind turbine blades.
The wing has a very high thickness-to-chord ratio of 12.8 per cent, which means that a long span and high aspect ratio can be attained without a severe weight penalty.
With higher thickness, the overall energy increases.
Also, higher thickness yields more energy (see Table 1).
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