The phrase "activating ground" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to electrical engineering, grounding systems, or metaphorically in discussions about initiating processes or actions.
Example: "The technician is responsible for activating ground to ensure the safety of the electrical system before maintenance begins."
Alternatives: "establishing ground" or "engaging ground".
Effects of Al(OH 3 content on the compressive-strength of alkaline activated ground blast furnace slag (GBFS -ultrafine palm oil fuel ash (UPOFA) based mortar (AAGBFS -ultrafineigated.
This study investigated the performance of alkaline activated ground steel slag-ultrafine palm oil fuel ash (AAGU) mortar exposed to 5%Na2SO4and5% 5% MgSO4aq for 6 months.
Efficiency in energy-utilization in the adoption of curing methods and effects of NaOHaq concentration towards achieving a better strength performance in the synthesis of alkaline activated ground-steel-slag (GSS) with ultrafine palm-oil-fuel ash (UPOFA) – (AAGU) mortars and concrete prompted this study.
It was held for long that only catalysts employing transition metal elements with unpaired d electrons would be capable of activating the ground state oxygen.
This study focuses on the assessment of the compressive strengths of sand mixtures which were stabilized by alkali-activated ground bottom ash prepared with low concentration of NaOH solution and cured at the ambient conditions.
With self-compassion fully activated, the ground is set for a fuller enjoyment of life, and a greater ability to have fun.
Hence nine series of geopolymer pastes differing in Na2O content (4%, 7% and 10%), silica modulus (0.52, 0.6 and 0.68) and w/b ratios (0.36, 0.40 and 0.44) were manufactured to activating Hasankale based ground pumice in this study.
When a sonosensitizer is exposed to sonoluminescent light, it is activated from its ground state into an excited state; as the activated sonosensitizer returns to the ground state, the energy is released.
Mobility of Carbo-Iron Colloids (CIC) – a newly developed composite material based on finely ground activated carbon as a carrier for nZVI – was tested in a field application: In this study, a horizontal dipole flow field was established between two wells separated by 5.3 m in a confined, natural aquifer.
