Sentence examples for capacity flow rate from inspiring English sources
The criteria used were load capacity, flow rate and stiffness.
To investigate the association between passive smoking, as determined by salivary cotinine level, and caries, salivary pH, buffering capacity, flow rate and microbiological counts in young children.
The manufacturer's performance data include the EWT (entering water temperature), LWT (leaving water temperature), capacity, flow rate, power, and COP (coefficient of performance).
For an unmixed system, its performance is sensitive to g, the ratio of heat capacity flow rate of supercooling water to that of refrigerant, and the total cool storage efficiency reaches a max value when g = 1.
The practical superiority of schedule optimisation in the temporal reuse-aware rate region is proven through measurements of schedule capacity, flow rate fairness and transmit power efficiency.
The 31 EGS projects identified during this review are classified by country, reservoir type, depth, reservoir and wellhead temperature, stimulation methods, induced seismicity and radioactivity, plant capacity, flow rate and current status.
Here, R and S are two dimensionless groups called heat capacity flow rates and thermal effectiveness, respectively.
The local heat capacity flow rates of both fluids have drastic changes in sub-heat exchangers even the mass flow rates of both fluids remain unchanged.
The question is for the least heat capacity flow rates of the heat carrier required for 1 MW net power output.
Rankings based on the thermal efficiency of the ORC and on the heat capacity flow rates of the heat carrier as well as on the volume and the heat flow rates show cyclopentane to be the best working fluid for all cases studied.
For the Carnot cycle and the irreversible thermodynamic processes where the working fluid is heated by the streams with prescribed inlet temperatures and specific capacity flow rates, we find that the maximum entransy loss leads to the maximum output work, which is the maximum principle of entransy loss in thermodynamic processes.
