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Starting tap
A threaded tool with a tapered end, which makes it easier to start cutting the internal threads in a hole easier. When the tapered end is inserted into the hole, shallow starting cuts are created by the first threads on the tap.

Starting torque
The torque at the bottom of a speed (rpm) versus torque curve. The torque developed by the motor is a percentage of the full-load or rated torque. At this torque the speed, the rotational speed of the motor as a percentage of synchronous speed is zero. This torque is what is available to initially get the load moving and begin its acceleration.

State housing act
Law of the state that establishes guidelines and requirements for construction of buildings. The standard may differ from state to state.

Statement of consideration
Enumeration of the consideration given by each party to a contract, which in some cases must be in written form to be enforceable. The statute of fraud requires that all contracts for the sale of real estate be in writing.

Static
(1) Electrical discharges in the atmosphere that interfere with radio or television reception. (2) Not moving or progressing. At rest. Inactive. Stationary.

Static coefficient of friction (cof)
The degree of slip resistance presented in a quantitative number that expresses the degree of slip resistance. Slip resistance is evaluated by the horizontal pull method (ASTM C1028). There is no current ANSI requirement a coefficient of friction of 0.5 and above is the recognized industry standard for a slip resistant floor.

Static discharge head
The vertical distance from the pump to the highest outlet in the water system Stand By Loss. The amount of heat lost while a unit is in stand by mode.

Static load
Acting through weight only. Downward pressure exerted by a motionless body or mass.

Static pressure
The pressure when no water is flowing.

Static pressure curve
Manufacturer's graph which helps engineers match the fans and HVAC systems, by showing the relationship between the static output pressure of a fan and its output volume at a specific speed.

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