Sentence examples for dry capacity from inspiring English sources

700 watt motor, one-litre dry capacity, 1.5 litre liquid capacity, 1.5-litre jug capacity.

Bat, also spelled baht or bath, also called ephah, in a measurement system, ancient Hebrew unit of liquid and dry capacity.

In the British system the units of liquid and dry capacity are the same, and since 1824 a bushel has been defined as 8 imperial gallons, or 2,219.36 cubic inches (36,375.31 cubic cm).

Packing: Packed in 50 kg (dry) capacity woven polypropylene bags with polyethylene inner lining.

This system continued the tradition of having separate base units for geometrically related dimensions, e.g., mètre for lengths, are (100 m2) for areas, stère (1 m3) for dry capacities, and litre (1 dm3) for liquid capacities.

For a well performing envelope, the moisture load must be less than the drying capacity of the system.

It was also clear that when VIPs were added to the interior, the drying capacity to that side of the wall was substantially reduced.

In search for an indicator or yardstick of the relative drying capacity of different wall configurations, a new calculation method by mapping was developed.

The ratio between the water evaporated and the vapor evacuated is an indicator of the drying capacity of a given wall configuration in relation to others subjected to a predetermined set of conditions.

By comparing ICEA values of wall systems with their respective moisture loads, those envelopes having ICEA values higher than the amount of rain penetration calculated from prevailing driving rain and faults in the envelope are deemed to have adequate drying capacity.

The drying period has and average of 20 days, so the drying capacity is of 600 m3/month (7 200 m3/year).