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It's a Form Factor used for expansion cards that are inside computers. The connector works with PCI Express 3.0+, SATA, and USB 3.0 technologies. It's an interface that can be used as a module for Wireless Adapters, Bluetooth, and Solid State Drives.

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Step 1: Compute the pipeline GPR using Right-of-Way; Step 2: Model a unit length (e.g., 1 km) pipeline in MALZ with the same coating, soil resistivity, etc. Make sure that a unit energization (e.g., 1 A or 1000 A) is applied to the pipeline and a computation profile just outside the pipeline is specified. The touch voltages and the pipeline GPR are calculated by MALZ. The touch voltages (which are also the pipeline coating stress voltages) expressed as a percentage of the pipeline GPR can be computed in this way. Step 3: Apply this factor to the pipeline GPR obtained from Right-of-Way in the first step. Please note that the above procedure provides only the inductive component of the pipeline coating stress voltage, i.e., the component of the pipeline coating stress voltages caused by magnetic field induction between the transmission lines and the pipeline. The conductive component of the pipeline coating stress voltages, i.e., the component arising from fault currents injected into the earth by nearby faulted transmission line structures during fault conditions must be computed separately. Then, the inductive and conductive components must be added together in order to obtain the total pipeline coating stress voltages during fault conditions. Related Articles No Related Articles Available. Article Attachments No Attachments Available. Related External Links No Related Links Available. Approved Comments... No user comments available for this article.

As you know, what Right-of-Way computes is the induced pipeline ground potential rise (GPR), either for load conditions (run single SPLITS) or for fault conditions (Monitor Fault), not the pipeline coating stress voltages, which is greatest concern to the pipeline industry. Of course, there is little difference between the induced pipeline GPR and the inductive component of the pipeline coating stress voltage if no mitigation (gradient control wire) is applied and the pipeline has a reasonably high coating resistance. Otherwise, the pipeline coating stress voltage can be only a fraction of the pipeline GPR. Obviously, if your mitigation design is based on the pipeline GPR rather than the coating stress voltage, it could be conservative, but also very costly.

Step 3: Apply this factor to the pipeline GPR obtained from Right-of-Way in the first step. Please note that the above procedure provides only the inductive component of the pipeline coating stress voltage, i.e., the component of the pipeline coating stress voltages caused by magnetic field induction between the transmission lines and the pipeline. The conductive component of the pipeline coating stress voltages, i.e., the component arising from fault currents injected into the earth by nearby faulted transmission line structures during fault conditions must be computed separately. Then, the inductive and conductive components must be added together in order to obtain the total pipeline coating stress voltages during fault conditions.

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The 2 common methods for M.2 SSDs are SATA and NVMe. Make sure to check with the motherboard or computer maker to see if it will work with the connector before buying. View the Use of Third-Party Software or Websites disclaimer.SanDisk Support cannot help with third-party software or hardware. Need more help? Answer ID 51423: Learn About SATA vs NVMe SSD Differences

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QuestionHow to compute the pipeline coating stress voltage Answer As you know, what Right-of-Way computes is the induced pipeline ground potential rise (GPR), either for load conditions (run single SPLITS) or for fault conditions (Monitor Fault), not the pipeline coating stress voltages, which is greatest concern to the pipeline industry. Of course, there is little difference between the induced pipeline GPR and the inductive component of the pipeline coating stress voltage if no mitigation (gradient control wire) is applied and the pipeline has a reasonably high coating resistance. Otherwise, the pipeline coating stress voltage can be only a fraction of the pipeline GPR. Obviously, if your mitigation design is based on the pipeline GPR rather than the coating stress voltage, it could be conservative, but also very costly. For a safe and cost-efficient mitigation system design, the true pipeline coating stress voltages should be considered. To obtain the inductive component of the pipeline coating stress voltage, the following steps should be followed: Step 1: Compute the pipeline GPR using Right-of-Way; Step 2: Model a unit length (e.g., 1 km) pipeline in MALZ with the same coating, soil resistivity, etc. Make sure that a unit energization (e.g., 1 A or 1000 A) is applied to the pipeline and a computation profile just outside the pipeline is specified. The touch voltages and the pipeline GPR are calculated by MALZ. The touch voltages (which are also the pipeline coating stress voltages) expressed as a percentage of the pipeline GPR can be computed in this way. Step 3: Apply this factor to the pipeline GPR obtained from Right-of-Way in the first step. Please note that the above procedure provides only the inductive component of the pipeline coating stress voltage, i.e., the component of the pipeline coating stress voltages caused by magnetic field induction between the transmission lines and the pipeline. The conductive component of the pipeline coating stress voltages, i.e., the component arising from fault currents injected into the earth by nearby faulted transmission line structures during fault conditions must be computed separately. Then, the inductive and conductive components must be added together in order to obtain the total pipeline coating stress voltages during fault conditions. Related Articles No Related Articles Available. Article Attachments No Attachments Available. Related External Links No Related Links Available. Approved Comments... No user comments available for this article.

The modules are usually 22 mm wide and come in different lengths like 30, 42, 60, 80, and 110 mm. The size is shown in the model number. An SATA 2280 SSD means it is 22 mm wide and 80 mm long. SanDisk makes SSDs in SATA 2280 and NVMe 2230, 2242 and 2280 sizes.

For a safe and cost-efficient mitigation system design, the true pipeline coating stress voltages should be considered. To obtain the inductive component of the pipeline coating stress voltage, the following steps should be followed:

Step 2: Model a unit length (e.g., 1 km) pipeline in MALZ with the same coating, soil resistivity, etc. Make sure that a unit energization (e.g., 1 A or 1000 A) is applied to the pipeline and a computation profile just outside the pipeline is specified. The touch voltages and the pipeline GPR are calculated by MALZ. The touch voltages (which are also the pipeline coating stress voltages) expressed as a percentage of the pipeline GPR can be computed in this way. Step 3: Apply this factor to the pipeline GPR obtained from Right-of-Way in the first step. Please note that the above procedure provides only the inductive component of the pipeline coating stress voltage, i.e., the component of the pipeline coating stress voltages caused by magnetic field induction between the transmission lines and the pipeline. The conductive component of the pipeline coating stress voltages, i.e., the component arising from fault currents injected into the earth by nearby faulted transmission line structures during fault conditions must be computed separately. Then, the inductive and conductive components must be added together in order to obtain the total pipeline coating stress voltages during fault conditions. Related Articles No Related Articles Available. Article Attachments No Attachments Available. Related External Links No Related Links Available. Approved Comments... No user comments available for this article.

The modules have notches in their pins that help them fit into the right connectors. Each notch matches a specific key (A, B or M key).