The phrase "average drop size" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to measurements, particularly in fields like meteorology, fluid dynamics, or material science, where the size of drops is relevant.
Example: "The average drop size of the rain during the storm was measured to be 2.5 millimeters."
Alternatives: "mean droplet size" or "typical drop dimension.".
Originally, the criteria for evaluating the wettability were limited to the average drop size, number of drops.
It was found that the addition of a boss in the sprinkler design had little impact on the average drop size and sheet breakup distance.
Oil concentration in the discharge water is reduced to 600 mg L− 1 and average drop size is about 6 μm.
The method has the advantage that hold-up, average drop size and interfacial area can be obtained on-line from a single sensor.
For a given system the results may even be expressed as a single reduced plot which is independent of the initial dispersion hold-up and average drop size.
The effect of feed atomization (quantified by average drop size generated by the feed nozzle) on the performance of the unit is evaluated.
The compatibilizer causes decrease of average drop sizes and stabilization of the blend morphology during a steady shear flow.
The PA amine coupling reaction proved to be efficient in reactive blending studies for the compatibilization of PS PMMA blends at low concentration (≤8%) giving a morphology where the average PMMA drop size is 0.6 μm.
The calculations show that the solubility of both C1 and C2 in the continuous phase in combination with the concentration of C2 and the average emulsion drop size as well as the width of its distribution determines essentially the stability of emulsions.
It was found that the flow pattern inside the mixing chamber of the atomizer not only influences the averaged spray drop size but also its temporal fluctuation.
Instead, the number represents the average drop in population sizes, not the drop of the total number of animals.
