Definitions for "Capacity Factor"
chromatographic parameter that measures the degree of retention — "The capacity factor is a measure of where the peak of interest is located with respect to the void volume, i.e., elution time of the non-retained components". (see: retention factor)
A chromatographic parameter that measures the degree of retention. See k’ for calculation method.
A way of expressing the retention of the sample components. It is determined by subtracting the COLUMN DEAD TIME from the retention time of the peak of interest, and dividing that by the column dead time.
Keywords:  ratio, mmcf, average, full, load
The ratio of the average load carried to the maximum design capacity.
The ratio of the average load on a machine or equipment for the period of time considered to be the capacity rating of that machine or equipment.
is the fraction of power actually produced compared to the maximum which could be produced by operating at full power during a period of time (expressed in percent).