Qg definition

Qg means the thermal energy generated from biomass, stated in Btu;
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Qg means the heat generated in the collector loop, stated in Btus;
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Qg means heat generated in the ground loop, stated in Btus;
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Examples of Qg in a sentence

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More Definitions of Qg

Qg means garry oak;
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Qg means heat generated in the ground loop, stated in BtuTU’s;
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Qg means garry oak; “Ra” means arbutus;
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Qg means garry oak; 31 risk of white pine blister rust
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Qg means ▇▇▇▇▇ oak; “Ra” means arbutus; “Biogeoclimatic unit” or “BGC classification” means the zone, subzone, variant and site series described in the most recent field guide published by the Ministry of Forests for the identiication and interpretation of ecosystems, as applicable to a harvested area. “MIN or “Min” means minimum. 1 elevated microsites are preferred 42 restricted to fresh soil moisture regimes 2 suitable on thick forest floors 43 suitable on mainland coast only (QCI only) 3 restricted to coarse-textured soils 44 suitable in areas with stronger maritime influence 4 restricted to medium-textured soils 45 suitable in areas with stronger continental influence 5 footnote retired 46 restricted to area north of the ▇▇▇▇ Channel 6 restricted to nutrient-very-poor sites 47 risk of balsam wooly adelgid – applies to all Abies species in subzones within the regulated quarantine area (▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇/cropprot/balsamwa.htm ) 7 restricted to nutrient-medium sites 48 risk of heavy browsing by deer 8 restricted to steep slopes 49 retired November 2010 9 restricted to southerly aspects 50 restricted to sites where the species occurs as a major species in a pre-harvest natural stand 10 restricted to northerly aspects 51 restricted to areas with proven Pl performance 11 restricted to crest slope positions 52 restricted to sheltered microsites with deep soil 12 suitable on cold air drainage sites 53 minor component 13 restricted to upper elevations of biogeoclimatic unit 54 risk of unsuccessful release of advance regeneration 14 restricted to lower elevations of biogeoclimatic unit 55 acceptable in sx-sm portion of site series 15 restricted to northern portion of biogeoclimatic unit in region 16 restricted to southern portion of biogeoclimatic unit in region # Broadleaf Management Constraints 17 restricted to western portion of biogeoclimatic unit in region a productive, reliable, and feasible regeneration option 18 restricted to eastern portion of biogeoclimatic unit in region b limited in productivity, reliability and/or feasibility 19 restricted, not in Queen Charlotte Islands 20 restricted, not near outer coast # Localized Footnotes 21 restricted to mainland 56 Kalum forest district - see footnote 35 22 restricted to southern ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Canal-Kitlope area 57 retired November 2010 see footnote 31 23 restricted to trial use 58 Southern Interior Forest Region - Fd limited to a max 50% of preferred and acceptable well-spaced stems in the IDFmw and all subzon...
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Qg means garry oak; Journal of Ecosystems and Management 10(1): 97-100.
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Qg means garry oak; 31
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