Our low level of loss may indicate that re-embedding the checkers using hot paraffin wax holds the cores more tightly compared to conventional TMA, where the recipient wax block is softened at 36°C to secure the cores.
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Ensuring that the bore was precisely centred was a particularly critical part of the casting process, and small wrought-iron fixtures called chaplets were used to hold the core precisely in place.
These Highland Nilotes (as distinguished from, among others, River-Lake Nilotes such as the Luo), seem to have absorbed most of the previous southern Cushites who remained there and also to have successfully held the core of this ancient wedge, if not its earlier dimensions, against further Bantu incursions.
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A 30 cm long core holder was utilized to hold the core with external pressure that is 1 2 MPa more than the inlet pressure.
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The greatest concern during the TMI accident was a hydrogen bubble in the top of the pressure vessel which held the core: Although opinions differed, some reactor experts feared that over time the hydrogen bubble might become flammable or, less likely, explosive by combining with free oxygen in the vessel.
From toolmaking experience and basic biomechanics, we assume that grip stiffness of the hand holding the core (left hand) should peak around the time of hammerstone impact (Figure 2).
