Sentence examples for bubble has been studied from inspiring English sources

The change of size and strength of recirculation bubble has been studied, which is directly involved with reattachment length.

The mass transfer around a rising bubble has been studied within the field of glass melting processes.

Here, the gas flow above an erupting bubble has been studied by the injection of single bubbles in an incipiently fluidised bed.

Furthermore, the effect of the physical properties of the liquid, viscosity, density and surface tension, on the Sherwood number of a growing bubble has been studied using the theoretical model.

The mass transfer of oxygen between air and water in a recirculating bubble column has been studied, at gas and water superficial velocities of up to 0.23 m s-1 and 0.68 m s-1 respectively.

Using the sedimentation-diffusion model for catalyst dispersion the steady-state performance of semi-batch bubble column reactors has been studied over a wide range of mass transfer and reaction groups for reactions that are described by power law and Langmuir-Hinshelwood (L-H) type of kinetics.

The effect of some model parameters on experimental data analysis and prediction of reactor performance for Fischer-Tropsch synthesis reaction in a bubble column slurry reactor has been studied, using the experimental data of Schlesinger et al.[5], and the operating conditions similar to the ones used in the Rheinpreussen-Koppers demonstration plant unit as examples.

Physical absorption of CO2 bubbles under slug flow has been studied in a T-junction microchannel.

The effect of bubble-induced particle mixing has been studied focusing on the effect of the volumetric particle concentration.

The evolution of chlorine bubbles on technologically important anodes has been studied using in situ microscopy and measurements of electrochemical noise.

The influence of growth conditions on size and distribution of trapped gas bubbles in shaped sapphire crystals has been studied both experimentally and by numerical simulation of the fluid flow in the meniscus.