The phrase "ammonia input" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to chemistry, environmental science, or industrial processes where ammonia is being introduced or measured.
Example: "The ammonia input in the reaction was carefully monitored to ensure optimal conditions for the experiment."
Alternatives: "ammonia addition" or "ammonia feed".
Conventionally, the NOx and ammonia input informations are measured by several sensors, however, physical sensors are too costly for application.
As predicted by PRMT, nitrogen fixation appears to be the primary source of ammonia input into these sediments, and variants of the nitrogenase gene were found in both samples that exceeded EPA-BM and those that did not (Figure 5).
However, LHW is environmentally advantageous over DA on GWP100, acidification, eutrophication, eco-toxicity and POCP due to the higher surplus electricity production in LHW, additional chemical inputs and induced emissions in DA process, e.g. sulphuric acid input and consequential SO2 emissions, ammonia input (for neutralisation) and induced NH3 emissions, lime (for flue gas desulphurisation).
As the quantity of input ammonia increased, the adsorption profiles leveled out in the front as that part of catalyst approached saturation.
Increased BOLD signal intensity in the anterior cingulate cortex (left) and secondary somatosensory cortex (right) during nociceptive input (ammonia > air puffs) after saline treatment compared to ASA condition.
For example, Anderson and Taylor (2001) reported that phytoplankton production in the WLIS responded to the input of ammonia from rain events, and the severity of hypoxia also was coupled with ammonia pulses related to rain events.
To estimate the ammonia coverage ratio and input simultaneously for the nonlinear SCR system, the high-gain observer method is adopted in this paper.
Biorefinery emissions based on the 2011 National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) process model are the single greatest emissions source (18 gCO2ethanolethandl) are approximatelytely double those assessed for the 2002 NREL design model, due primarily to the inclusion of GHG-intensive inputs (caustic, ammonia, glucose).
Biomass, glucose, glutamine, lactate, and ammonia concentrations represented output and input layers.
According to Princic et al. (1998), in environments with high inputs such as ammonia from aquaculture wastewater, oxidation of this compound produces CO2 and lowers the pH.
These results show that the GOLP process will be able to sustain without extra energy input theoretically if the ammonia concentration is higher than 1.48%.
