Hot load definition

Hot load means solid waste that is smoking, smoldering, emitting flames or hot gases or otherwise indicating that the solid waste is in the process of combustion or close to igniting.
Hot load means material arriving at a C&DD facility that is on fire or at a temperature likely to cause a fire.
Hot load means any load of materials delivered to the Facility that is emitting smoke, fire or fumes, or may be in imminent danger of fire or explosion.

Examples of Hot load in a sentence

  • Table 2.4. Hot load sampling.Nominal Sample Table Spare1 Sample Table Best Samples to Use(Revised by or-orbit data) Frequency Hot Start Hot End Hot Start Hot End Hot Start Hot End10 GHz Collect data when the noise diode is off.

  • Hot load + noise diode counts for scan in:The hot load + noise diode counts are corrected for errors induced by Earth’s magnetic field before they are processed for calibration (see Section 2.4).

  • Hot load" means material arriving at a C&DD facility that is on fire or at a temperature likely to cause a fire.

  • Hot load pickup is used to describe distribution circuit restoration after a circuit is tripped, but before the effects of loss of load diversity become evident.

  • Hot load transfers, that is, transfer with load diversity, do, however, need to be considered.After cold load pickup factors have been established, total circuit current and time dependent current variations need to be evaluated.

  • Plegamiento del dominio de unión a colina C-LytA: un estudio en equilibrio Name of the conference: XXV Congreso Nacional de la Sociedad Española de Bioquímica.

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