
Where: ΦB = Magnetic flux NI = Current-turns, (current) × (number of turns of conductor to make a coil). Where: μ = Permeability of material The SI unit of magnetic permeance is `webers per ampere-turn`, that is Wb A-1. ==Materials science== In Materials science, permeance is the degree to which a material transmits another substance. ==Exter.....
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• (n.) Permeation; • (n.) the reciprocal of reluctance.
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A unit of measurement for the ability of a material to retard the diffusion of water vapor at 73.4°F (23°C). A perm, short for permeance, is the number of grains of water vapor that pass through a square foot of material per hour at a differential vapor pressure equal to one inch of mercury....
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A unit of measurement for the ability of a material to retard the diffusion of water vapor at 73.4 F (23 C). A perm, short for permeance, is the number of grains of water vapor that pass through a square foot of material per hour at a differential vapor pressure equal to one inch of mercury.
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for a reluctant element, quotient of the magnetic flux F by the magnetic tension V
m : NOTE 1 - The permeance is the reciprocal of the reluctance. NOTE 2 - The SI unit of permeance is the henry. NOTE 3 - In an electric equivalent circuit, the permeances are represented by conductances, magnetic fluxes by electric currents and...
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Per'me·ance noun [ See
Permeant .] Permeation; specif.
(Magnetism) , the reciprocal of reluctance.
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An index of a material's resistance to water vapor transmission.
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The property which determines the magnitude of magnetic flux in a material; it is the reciprocal of reluctance. See also: Magnetic Flux, Reluctance.
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A unit of measurement for the ability of a material to retard the diffusion of water vapor at 73.4 F (23 C). A perm, short for permeance, is the number of grains of water vapor that pass through a square foot of material per hour at a differential vapor pressure equal to one inch of mercury.
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