Sentence examples for at increased flow from inspiring English sources

The scale-up of a micro-reactor with a mixer designed for liquid liquid reactions is investigated using a 3/7th approach that scales the hydraulic diameter at increased flow rates and keeps constant the average rate of energy dissipation.

However, there have been a number of researchers who reported the use of several other models in order to explain the headway distribution pattern more explicitly if the prevailing traffic is heterogeneous in character and car-following interaction is frequent at increased flow level.

In flow operation, the materials showed a linear increase in back pressure at increased flow rates (Fig. S2 †), indicating their maintained mechanical integrity.

Recently, however, sustained network oscillations were successfully recorded in submerged hippocampal slices at increased flow rates of superfusion solution (Hájos et al., 2004; Mann et al., 2005; Wu et al., 2005).

Cambodia Trade Integration Study (CTIS) (MoC 2014) has acknowledged that to enhance benefits of current agricultural products, aiming at increased flow of agricultural exports through formal channel, priorities should be given to two avenues: undertaking some degree of processing inside the country, and increasing direct export to final markets.

Hydrogel permeability was obtained by parametric sweep while considering pressure measurements at increasing flow rates.

(E) The computational fluid flow model was harnessed to extract data on hydrogel permeability at increasing flow rates.

Here, a non-linear decline of gel permeability ranging from 1.3 × 10−13 to 2.5 × 10−14 m² at increasing flow rates was obtained (Fig. 1E).

Laser diffraction particle sizing of the aerosolised plume provided in-situ, real time particle size distributions of the aerosolised powder dispersed at increasing flow rates, from 30 to 180 L min−1.

In these experiments, a crude oil-in-water emulsion with known drop-size distribution was injected in water-saturated Berea sandstone cores followed by water injection at increasing flow rate.

A simple conceptual model, based on the mean square displacement and the pore size accounting for only partial diffusive mixing at increasing flow velocities, shows very good agreement with measured and published data.