After cooling to room temperature, the water is titrated with acid to evaluate the pH of the water, and therefore the equivalent amount of alkali extracted during the heat cycle.
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The hot-air popper is sometimes pressed into service as a coffee roaster, but such a light-duty appliance is not designed to withstand the longer heat cycle required by coffee beans.
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The process also offers the benefits of a controlled heat cycle ( allowing use of parts that might distort under localized heating ) and no need for post braze cleaning.
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At the same time, the alternator drive hub fastening method was changed from a lock washer to a belleville washer to stop the bolt from working loose due to heat cycling.
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"Not every tire has been perfect, " he said, " but we are well within our envelope of acceptable operating temperatures, heat cycles _ all of the parameters that would be critical to safety.
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Common issues with the TK throughout the model run were Holden's use of an unusual all-plastic thermostat housing design on the engine, which could fail and split apart due to repeated stress and heat cycles.
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A . A fluctuation of 4 degrees in a heating system's heat cycle is not unusual, especially if the furnace is a hot-air system, because these heat up and cool off faster than hot-water systems.
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He played music, danced, and acted in a great number of shows during his relatively brief stay in Seattle : Die Wandlung with Implied Violence, The Greasy Demon Heat Cycle with The Villainaires Academy, and numerous butoh and musical collaborations with PAN, Death Posture, his brother Sam Mickens, and others.
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Food tends to cook less evenly and to stick in this type of pot, as well as in the third style of cooker, a thin rectangular or round cooking vessel with a nonstick interior that sits on an electric heating base from which the heat cycles on and off during cooking.
