Sentence examples for Ash constituents from inspiring English sources

These models are extended to calculate the emissions of submicron particles by the vaporization and condensation of ash constituents.

Characterization of biomass relevant to thermochemical conversion processes and other applications is critical to the design and proper operation of energy conversion, biorefining, and other facilities, especially in regard to estimating critical problems related to fouling and slagging from ash constituents.

The compositional variation of the 2010 and 2011 ash samples can be approximated by a mixture of the above two major ash constituents (Fig. 12).

In fact, BA is the sole substitution material of aggregate or cement, it is better to clarify reactions between the ash constituents and the cementitious binder and their possible effects on the performance, durability and environmental impact of the concrete.

Bulk ash composition changes depend on proportions of ash constituents (Shimano et al., 2001), while particle size distribution sometimes can be an indicator of magma-water interaction (Morrissey et al., 2000).

At all temperature conditions, HTL-solids had lower ash than that of the starting biomass, suggesting that some ash constituents were removed in the aqueous product stream.

Using a factorial design the effect of three sequential treatments (aqueous extraction of salt; ethanol extraction of pigments; and Na2C2O4 or HCl (0.05 M) extraction of ulvan) were evaluated based on the yield (% dry weight of biomass) and quality (uronic acid, sulfate, protein and ash content, constituent sugar and molecular weight analysis) of ulvan extracted.

The experiment results show that the chemical constituents of ash are the main determinate factors of adsorption limit and the Dp/Sp.

Measurements of the activity concentrations of 40K, 226Ra and 232Th were done both on concrete constituents (fly ash, blast furnace slag and aggregate) and on the five solid AAC samples.

Alkali silicate activated Class F fly ash slag blends containing fly ash as the major constituent (up to 70% by mass) are proportioned to develop sufficient mechanical properties under moist curing conditions.

It is clear from the elemental analysis that the ash is the main constituent of this adsorbent.