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Revision as of 14:10, 28 August 2022
Pages using equations of continuity for throughput
Level throughput balancing:
Equal throughput across two consecutive gem-gum factory layers.
(former-layer-throughput = next-layer-throughput)
Limits to lower friction despite higher bearing area:
Equal throughput within an gem-gum factory layer.
(assembly-throughout = transport-throughput)
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