The rate of revolutions n, sinkage, trim, thrust and torque coefficients KT, KQ and resistance coefficient CT SP) are thus obtained.
Comparisons between CFD and EFD show that the rate of revolutions n, thrust and torque coefficients KT and KQ have higher prediction accuracies than sinkage and trim.
The actuating 12 μm diameter yarn functioned as a torsional artificial muscle to provide a reversible 15,000° rotation and a maximum torsional rotation rate of 590 revolutions per minute, while rotating a paddle that was 830 times the diameter of the actuating yarn and 1800 times its mass.
In the traditional siderostat, the mirror is rotated by a lever arm connected to a motor that turns at a rate of one revolution every 24 hours.
The mirror is mounted to rotate about an axis through its front surface that points to a celestial pole and is driven at the rate of one revolution in 48 hours.
This asteroid has an unusually slow rate of rotation, requiring 17.4 days to complete a 360° revolution about its axis.
Electric fan there was revolving at rate of 1,500 revolutions a minute, or maybe second. 2 of blades were just a blur, but other 2, framed by Neon-lite tube seemed to be standing still.
Modern rotaries can revolve at the rate of 35,000 revolutions per hour (500 metres [1,600 feet] of paper per minute), or at a theoretical production rate of 140,000 newspapers an hour in two issues from the final group.
At a Senate hearing on lunar exploration in November, Dr. Angel suggested that the mirror of such a telescope might consist of a round dish, 20 yards wide, with a reflecting liquid that spun at a rate of two revolutions a minute.
The apparatus cycled the suture through the anchor eyelet at a rate of 84 revolutions per minute and a speed of 12.5 m/min.
The pH was re-tested after a 1∶5 dilution in cell culture medium and both gels had a pH of 6.4 The viscosities of the tenofovir and vehicle control gels measured at a shear rate of 30 revolutions per minute (rpm) were 2736 centipoise (cps) and 2879 cps, respectively.
