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Parameters from the literature were taken into account for the HF system construction.

The objectives of this work were to design and build a HF system of pilot scale and to study the heat transfer on a stationary copper sphere impinged by a liquid jet generated by the HF system.

Measurements of surface heat transfer coefficients in the HF system were carried out using a solution of NaCl water as refrigerant.

The HF system constructed is very versatile and it may be easily modified for experimental studies related to chilling and/or freezing of foods by hydrofluidization.

As the communication signals from the HF system affects the SINR at the radar receiver, a deeper suppression depth of frequency response on each channel indicates a higher SIR for radar system.

The Advanced Meteor Orbit Radar AMORR) is a multi-station HF system in continuous operation that measures both the geophysical parameters associated with meteoroid ablation and the heliocentric orbits of Earth-impacting particles to a limiting size of ∼ 40 μm.

HF systems cannot provide nitrification because of their limited oxygen transfer capacity.

However, hybrid systems are comprised most frequently of vertical flow (VF) and HF systems arranged in a staged manner.

However, designing an AMC for HF systems is not a trivial task, as the transmit signal is severely distorted due to ionospheric effects, multipath propagation, and non-Gaussian time-varying noise[2 4].

Despite receiving the highest loading rates (131 146 L/m2 d), the aerated HF systems and the reciprocating system achieved the highest log concentration reductions (2.8 4.0 log10) and the lowest effluent E. coli concentrations (geometric mean less than 1 × 104 mLN/100 mL).

Specifically, the total energies and equilibrium cohesive properties of 95 intermetallics in the Cu TM (TM = Ti, Zr, Hf) systems are calculated employing electronic density-functional theory (DFT), ultrasoft pseudopotentials and the generalized gradient approximation for the exchange-correlation energy.