liters

Five regular.

73,005 litres of D4

Example

Figure A5.1 10 LITRE VESSELS FOR VENTING TESTS

In paragraph (2), replace 2.5 l with 3 l .

I flatlined twice, 40 quarts of blood were infused into my body.

The reduced scale tank consists of a stainless steel test vessel with a gross volume of 10 l.

So, a diver with a 3 litre oxygen cylinder filled to 200 bar who leaves 25 in reserve will be able to do a 450 minute 7.5 hour dive (3 L 200 bar 0.75 1).

(iii) there are not more than 5 g of fissile material in any 10 litre volume of material.

Let her cry, both of you cry a couple more buckets because these tears will repay the debt right?

I bet you didn't know, it takes about 5 pints of water to make a pint of beer.

During the thirteen and a half hour surgery, I flatlined twice, 40 quarts of blood were infused into my body.

The ideal flow rate is roughly 8 liters of solvent per kilogram of garments per minute, depending on the size of the machine.

And if you want to know at any given point in time, depending on your size, there's about five liters of blood.

The average total lung capacity of an adult human male is about 6 litres of air, but only a small amount of this capacity is used during normal breathing.

The bursting pressure of the disk fixed to the 10 l vessel should be equal to the maximum rupture pressure of the bursting disks to be fitted to the IBC or tank.

The 10 l vessel should be provided with a bursting disk with a set pressure in the range of the disk(s) fitted on the tank or IBC as to be used in transport.

For safety, it is recommended to provide the test vessel with an extra bursting disk (bursting pressure approximately 80 of the design pressure of the 10 l test vessel) with a large opening for additional emergency venting of the test vessel in the event that the chosen orifice diameter is too small.

Finally, the Committee noted that the European Community had submitted a request for an emergency exemption to the Ozone Secretariat to authorize the use of the eight litres of CTC required for the manufacture of radiolabelled cyanocobalamin, and that such use was recommended by the Panel and the Committee co chairs.

The cost estimate also includes provision for six litres of bottled water per day per person in respect of all military and civilian personnel at 1.00 per person per day ( 71,000) and includes a 10 per cent non usage factor.

The cost estimate also includes provision for six litres of bottled water per day per person in respect of all military and civilian personnel at 1.00 per person per day ( 429,000) and includes a 10 per cent non usage factor.

The cost estimate also includes provision for six litres of bottled water per day per person in respect of all military and civilian personnel, at 1.00 per person per day, and includes a 10 per cent non usage factor ( 460,200). (iv) Daily allowance

The minimum or suitable (if it is acceptable to use a vent size larger than the minimum vent size) IBC or tank vent area, AIBC or Atank (m2), can be calculated using the minimum or suitable orifice vent area as tested in the 10 litre test at which the maximum pressure during venting is