LABORATORY TEST RESULTS Sample Clauses

LABORATORY TEST RESULTS.Β The basic characterization of the detectors is performed with a collimated flux of 5.9 keV photons generated by a Philips PW2217/20 X-ray gun. The gas gain of the detectors has been measured in current mode, correlating the current drawn through the resistive layer as a function of the potential applied to the amplification stage. As shown in fig. 5, the gas gain of the various detectors, measured for the Ar/i-C4H10 = 90/10 gas mixture, and parametrized as 𝐺 = 𝑒(π›Όβˆ†π‘‰βˆ’ 𝛽), is typically β‰₯ 10000, being stopped when current instabilities (not discharges) are observed: the largest gain is generally reached with the most resistive detector.
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LABORATORY TEST RESULTS.Β 2.3.4.5. Conclusions pertaining to feasibility of the proposed construction, impacts of geotechnical and geologic features on the proposed construction, and opinions on management of groundwater. A discussion of collapsible/expansive soils will be presented as well as any necessary mitigation approaches.

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