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Bimetal refers to an
object that is
composed of two
separate metals joined together.
Instead of
being a
mixture of two or more metals, like alloys, bimetallic...
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lengthways expansion in
either of the two metals. In some applications, the
bimetal strip is used in the flat form. In others, it is
wrapped into a coil for...
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attached to the body of the heater, and
senses temperature there. the
basic bimetal thermostats usually have
significant hysteresis.
Remote sensors and thermostats...
- and Farm
Equipment Limited (Better
known as TAFE),
Simpsons & Company,
Bimetal Bearings,
India Pistons, T.
Stanes & Co, Amco Batteries, Higginbotham's...
- of a pair to the
heater control valve.
Moving contact attached to the
bimetal coil. Thence, to the heater's controller.
Fixed contact ****. This is...
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displacement or acceleration. This mode can also be used for
energy harvesting. A
bimetal could be
regarded as a
thermally activated bimorph. The
first theory about...
- Harvard. ISBN 0-674-65461-7. The
Bimetallic Standard, a
series of
pages on
bimetalism from
Micheloud & cie.
Speeches before the 51st
Congress (1889–1891) regarding...
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features a
hardened (sub-caliber)
steel penetrator core,
enclosed by a
bimetal jacket. The
space between the core and
jacket is
filled with polyethylene...
- for
general circulation; the
commemoratives also
include rare
cases of
bimetal collector coins, such as
titanium and niobium.
Eurozone member states have...
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common in
bimetal thermostats. The
weight of the
movable mercury drop
provided some
hysteresis by a
degree of over-center action. The
bimetal spring had...
