Answer:
Effective reach and Frequency
Explanation:
Effective Reach is percentage of target audience that is exposed to a particular ad and receives given message to affect sales and purchase who are reached at or above effective frequency level. Here effective frequency level is the number of exposures necessary to make an impact and attain communication goal.
Effective reach is used in application of statistics to advertising and media analysis to calculate the effectiveness of ad and means used for ad. Effective reach is a time-dependent summary of aggregate audience behaviour.
He probably just like the cool weather or being outside lol
Answer:
1) q=18414.93 W
2) C=12920$
Explanation:
Given data:
pipe length L=25m
pipe diameter D=100mm =0.1 m
air temperature
=
=25
°C.....= 298.15k
pipe surface temp
=150
°C.....=423.15k
surface emissivity e= 0.8
boiler efficiency η=0.90
natural gas price Cg=$0.02 per MJ
1) Total heat loss and radiation heat loss combined
q=
q=
б(
^4-
^4)]....... (1)
б=5.67×10^-8 W/m^2K^4 (boltzmann constant)
area A =L.Dπ=25×0.1π=7.85 m^2
putting all these values in eq (1)
q=18414.93 W
2) suppose boiler is operating non stop annual energy loss will be
E=q.t
=18414.93.3600.24.365
=5.81×10^11 J
to find furnace energy consumption
Ef =E/η
=6.46×10^5 MJ
annual cost
C=Cg. Ef
=12920$
The examples of engineering controls is Biohazard waste containers and Spill clean up kits.
What is engineering controls?
An engineering controls is a workplace process that protect workers by removing hazardous conditions or by placing a barrier between the worker and the hazard.
An example of engineering controls is installation of exhaust ventilation to remove airborne emissions to shield the worker.
Hence, the examples of engineering controls is Biohazard waste containers and Spill clean up kits.
Therefore, the Option C and D is correct.
Answer: reduced
Explanation:
Lower gears deliver higher torque.