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1. www.yuasa.co.uk › info › technicalGuide to understanding battery specifications - Yuasa

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   The EN requirement is however split into two levels: EN1 and EN2. EN1 – The battery is required to meet a voltage of 7.5V after 10 seconds; and after 10 seconds rest, the battery is further discharged @ 0.6 x original current and is required to complete 73s in the second stage, giving a total combined discharge period of 90 seconds (assume initial period equates to (10s/0.6)

2. www.shieldbatteries.co.uk › technical › aboutA guide to battery and technical terms - Shield Batteries

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   The EN requirement is however split into two levels: EN1 and EN2. EN1 - The battery is required to meet a voltage of 7.5V after 10 seconds; and after 10 seconds rest, the battery is further discharged @ 0.6 x original current and is required to complete 73s in the second stage, giving a total combined discharge period of 90 seconds (assume initial period equates to (10s/0.6) 16.7 seconds.

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   Jun 21, 2024 · The EN requirement is however split into two levels: EN1 and EN2. EN1 - The battery is required to meet a voltage of 7.5V after 10 seconds; and after 10 seconds rest, the battery is further discharged @ 0.6 x original current and is required to complete 73s in the second stage, giving a total combined discharge period of 90 seconds (assume initial period equates to (10s/0.6) 16.7 seconds.

4. www.safelincs.co.uk › what-is-the-en-power-size-ofWhat is the EN Power Size of a fire door closer? - Safelincs

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   Please note: power size EN3 is the minimum required for fire doors that must be fitted with an automatic door closer; EN1 and EN2 are not actually suitable for use on fire doors in accordance with EN 1154. EN Closing Force Category. Maximum Door Width. Maximum Door Weight. EN 1.

5. www.rapidmetals.co.uk › what-do-the-material-en- Redditch | Coventry - What Do the Material EN Numbers Mean?

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   Oct 26, 2021 · The number that directly follows the letters EN refers to the quality of the steel and the amount of carbon or other blended elements. The EN classifications are as follows: EN1 – EN3: this refers to steel that has a low carbon content. Steels labelled EN1 – EN3 are considered general purpose steels and are commonly used for things like ...

6. www.masterorganicchemistry.com › 2012/10/10E1 vs E2: Comparing the E1 and E2 Reactions - Master Organic ...

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   Oct 10, 2012 · Chem. Int. Ed. 1967, 6 (6), 534-544 DOI: 10.1002/anie.196705341 Very interesting study comparing the rates of E1 and E2 reactions between cis and trans isomers in a cyclic system. Where E1 and E2 compete, the paper states: “ In order that the E2 reaction may be favored as strongly as possible in relation to the El reaction, the alkoxide ...

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   What is EN2 & EN1?

   • EN2 = 0.85% to 0.92% EN1 Due to this relationship, we usually display SAE as our standard to minimise confusion. The Japanese Industrial Standard test is carried out at -15°C. The automotive batteries are usually tested at either 150A or 300A with different 10s /30s voltage and durability requirement to 6V.

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   What is the difference between EN1 & EN2 discharge?

   • EN2 – The first discharge is the same as EN1, but the second discharge period to 6.0V should achieve 133 seconds, giving a total time of 150 seconds. The discharge current’s ability to meet both designs is very much subject to battery design and can vary from manufacturer to manufacturer and design to design.

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   How do E1 and E2 compete?

   • Where E1 and E2 compete, the paper states: “ In order that the E2 reaction may be favored as strongly as possible in relation to the El reaction, the alkoxide concentration must be high and the alkyl group of the alkoxide must be as large and as highly branched as possible.

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   How do I Choose SN1 SN2 E2?

   • To keep this as simple as it can be, first remember that the solvent is not the first factor you consider when choosing between SN1, SN2, E1, E2. The first thing is to determine if you have a strong base/nucleophile or a weak base/nucleophile. If strong – you are between SN2 or E2. If weak -it is either SN1 or E1.

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   What does EN3 mean?

   • This number is usually within a bracket, e.g. EN3 (070…). The number refers to the type of steel. Common classifications include: 000 – 199: this refers to manganese steel. The number refers to the manganese content x100. 200 – 240: this refers to free-cutting steel, with the last two numbers referring to the sulphur content x100.

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   What does en mean in steel?

   • First, an EN number is followed by a number. The number that directly follows the letters EN refers to the quality of the steel and the amount of carbon or other blended elements. The EN classifications are as follows: EN1 – EN3: this refers to steel that has a low carbon content.

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8. www.chemistrysteps.com › sn1-sn2-e1-e2-effect-ofThe Role of Solvent in SN1, SN2, E1 and E2 Reactions ...

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   Dec 4, 2020 · Choosing between SN1, SN2, E1 and E2. In the previous posts, we discussed about choosing between S N 1 and S N 2, as well as S N 1, S N 2, E1, and E2 mechanisms. The main focus here was at the substrate and the strength of the nucleophile. As a short summary, strong bases/good nucleophiles perform E2 or S N 2 while weak bases/nucleophiles can ...