Sentence examples for aeration zone from inspiring English sources

The aeration zone of the CB system had a dimension of 24 m (L) × 8 m (W) × 3 m (H), which was filled with gravels (average diameter = 5 cm) with a porosity of 0.4, and the aeration rate was 7.8 m3/min.

In aeration zones, the mass inlets representing the surface aerators were set as one source of DO.

As the materials along the length of the bed are at different stages of composting, the bed is divided into different aeration zones along its length.

The partial-length aeration patterns with the aerated zone (defined as the aerated width divided by the column width) larger than 0.7 provide a bubble plume and two pure liquid vortical structures in the column bottom, although they are static in nature.

Also, a similar MINLP problem was set to obtain aeration profiles with segments of equally aerated zones in the tank, which can facilitate execution in real plants.

Unfavourable aeration in zones of poor drainage also limits root development and inhibits use of water in the subsoil.

With the roots coursing along the surface of the media, problems with root-zone aeration and water and nutrient delivery were eliminated while the ABRS provided controlled lighting, temperature, and air quality.

There is also a zone of aeration where the interstices are occupied partially by water and partially by air.

Air was not supplied at the lower zone whereas aeration was given to the upper zone where the membrane filtration was carried out.

Surface irrigation, especially furrow irrigation, is used more than pressurised irrigation due to low cost, more efficient energy requirements, and better aeration of the root zone.

However, beyond a certain level of water application, crop yields suffer due to a lack of aeration in the root zone and the marginal product of water becomes negative.