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peak flow

2007-12-14View Original

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When calculating the consumption of caustic soda utilities and filling out the form, do the words PEAK FLOW AND REMARKS mean maximum flow rate and remarks? This post was last edited by ship200 on 2007-12-20 11:15.]
Reply #22007-12-14
It can be translated this way: Peak Flow generally refers to the peak flow rate, that is, the maximum flow rate; \"remark\" means annotation.
Reply #32007-12-14
Peak flow refers to the flow rate. Remark means notes and comments. You already know all of this!
Reply #42007-12-14
Uh, thank you~~! I think peak flow should refer to the maximum flow rate, just as mentioned on the second floor.
Reply #52007-12-17
I think “peak traffic” is more appropriate; the instantaneous traffic can exceed the maximum value as long as it does so for a limited time, whereas the maximum traffic generally refers to the highest level of traffic that the system can handle stably and safely, with a different concept of time involved.
Reply #62007-12-17
Peak flow refers to the maximum flow rate; similar concepts include peak time and peak temperature

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