Definitions for "kdf "
is a metallic (copper/zinc) filter medium used to remove free chlorine, lead, iron, and hydrogen sulfide. It is usually mixed with granular activated carbon. KDF cartridges are expensive, but they usually last a long time. Another advantage is that KDF is mildly "bacteriostatic," meaning that it inhibits the growth of bacteria within the cartridge.
A copper/zinc alloy that, when incorporated into filter media, renders the media bacteriostatic. Safer and more benign than other compounds used for this purpose.
The trade name for a patened medium composed of high purity copper and zinc granules. KDF is capable of removing chlorine, soluble heavy metals, and other inorganic contaminents from water through the chemical reduction/oxidation (redox) process.
kdf gives you a graphical overview of your systems disks mounts/unmounts devices by clicking on the devicename, features configurable mountcommands for each device, opens a filemanager to your mountpoint by clicking on it and also includes KwikDisk, which docks into the kpanel and gives you quick access to all devices.
Kenya Defense Force KAR
Key Derivation Function
Krochmann Damage Function. Used to rate a window’s ability to limit fabric-fading potential. It expresses the percentage of both UV and of that portion of the visible spectrum that passes through the window and causes fading. Lower numbers are better.