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• However, this comes at the price of significant ampacity derating.
• Derating curves are included in data sheets for such capacitors.
• The derating factors apply to both DC and AC voltages.
• Derating is necessary for multiple cables in close proximity.
• Usually the derating factor is tabulated in a nation's wiring regulations.
• In later years of operation the reactors were derated to 150 MWe each.
• Above this temperature, the allowable stress is derated.
• Her original engines were derated as a high service speed was no longer needed.
• Developed as " Blue Sky "-a derated version of the Red Hawk missile.
• Note, most Squares were derated to 1 / 1000 s in the interest of reliability.
• The model 244 diesel engine used in the RSC-24 program saw their horsepower derated to.
• The 120 MW unit was derated to 100 MW . Bankside B was closed on 31 October 1981.
• Although identical to those of the A320, these engines are derated because of the A319's lower MTOW.
• Aging lamps require some derating, due to increased energy absorption in the glass due to solarization and sputtered deposits.
• The engine has been optimised for the A350-900, with a derated version for the A350-800.
• This derating reduced the stress on the engines, thereby increasing the service life and length of time between overhauls.
• Most reciprocating aircraft powerplants can be derated to burn 87-octane automotive gas instead of more expensive aviation gas.
• The US 5 " / 54 Mark 42 was derated from 40 rounds per minute to 34 to improve reliability.
• From 2007, the class was power-derated to match the power output of the older Class EF66 locomotives.
• These losses increase with increasing frequency, and manufacturers specify curves for derating maximum AC voltages permissible at higher frequencies.