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Why most of the heat exchangers are made use of forced convection?
Better heat transfer than natural convection. When compared to water or liquid cooled heat exchangers, the argument could be made that air is a cheaper cooling medium.
What is rain forced cement concrete?
It is not rain forced but re-inforced cement concrete. It means the concrete after setting and hardening.
What is forced ventilation?
A fan is used
What are the applications of forced convection?
Forced convection are used in car radiators, cooling towers, air cooled heat exchangers etc.
A forced air heater heats a house through?
convection
Khrushchev's power in the Soviet Union weakened when he was forced to back down from his plans to install nuclear missiles in the Western Hemisphere in?
cuba culos
What country did The US placed nuclear missiles in?
I believe it is in turkey and the US was forced to remove them from turkey because they were threatend by Russian nuclear weapons in Cuba
What are the benefits of a forced hot water heating system compared to other heating systems?
A forced hot water heating system is more energy efficient, provides consistent warmth, and is quieter compared to other heating systems like forced air or electric baseboard heaters.
What is a separate section of a city where members of a minority are forced to live?
A separate section of a city where members of a minority group are forced to live is called a ghetto. This is often a result of discriminatory housing practices or policies that restrict certain groups to specific areas within a city.
Name the president who established the peace corps and also forced russia to withdraw its missiles from cuba?
JF Kennedy was a part of the Cuban Missile Crisis and negotiated the Soviet withdrawal
A deep valley caused when one section of the Earth's surface is forced downward?
That is a subduction trench.
Which section of the Volcanoes page of the Ready.gov website provides information on finding a shelter if you are forced to evacuate?
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How did the US react to the missiles in cuba?
Kennedy responded to Soviet missiles in Cuba by a naval quarantine of Cuba to prevent the shipment of new missiles coupled with nuclear threat. When soviet ships carrying missiles were near to Cuba, the were stopped by American ships and ordered to turn back. No one in the US knew what the Soviets might do, but they turned back peacefully.There have already been tensions between Cuba and the US ever since Castro came to power in the late 1950s. Cuba became communist and began negotiations with the Soviet Union (The US's enemy during the Cold War). The Soviet Union wanted to counter the US missiles in Turkey by sending intermediate ranged missiles into Cuba. This action caused panic within America and President Kennedy was forced to promise that he would no longer attempt to overthrow Castro or the Cuba government and he would take his missiles out of Turkey if the Soviet Union took their missiles out of the Cuba.He ordered a Quarantine on cuba and stopped the soviet ships from bringing any missiles to cuba. This was due to concerns that the soviets can attack the west.
Is it true that President Kennedy favored the Test Ban Treaty to force the soviet to remove nuclear missiles from Cuba?
Publicly and chronologically speaking, the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty is about nuclear tests, and was signed after Kennedy forced the Soviets to withdraw their missiles. In my opinion, the way you put it, he may have wanted america to seem to be a force for peace. Good question, president-wise.
Who is a major person from Russia that is history?
There are many important people in Russian history. Nikita Khrushchev is one for example. He was a Russian dictator for part of the cold war and he organized the Bay of Pigs invasion on the United States. He had smuggled nuclear missiles into Cuba so that he could threaten the United States. The United States fought the Russians out and forced Khrushchev to take the missiles out of Cuba.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of Predatory Pricing?
The pricing of goods or services at such a low level that other suppliers cannot compete and are forced to leave the market.
What is the Difference in normal convection and forced convection?
Normal convection occurs naturally due to temperature differences, while forced convection is induced by external means such as fans or pumps. Forced convection typically has higher heat transfer rates compared to natural convection due to the enhanced fluid motion generated by the external force.
