Sentence examples for circumferential flow from inspiring English sources

The results suggest that baffles can effectively transform the circumferential flow to vertical and/or radial flows.

This model is based on the existence and strength of the circumferential flow, most often generated by the shaft rotation.

The module uses short circumferential flow paths to minimize pressure drops and pumping requirements while achieving optimal thermal performance by providing a very large effective surface area.

By contrast, when mixing cohesive particles, there exist circumferential flow about the shaft axis and convective flow in the horizontal axial direction, improving the particle mixing.

Measurements indicate that the impeller-induced flow is dominated by three flow components: a circumferential flow, a tangential jet and pairs of tip vortices.

While there is no measurable difference in the total pressure recovery for the two inlet configurations, there is, however, a significant increase in the circumferential flow distortion at the fan face for the higher throat Mach number test case.

Some circumferential Doppler flow can be seen in the wall, but no internal flow is identified.

The circumferential secondary flows in clockwise and counterclockwise directions flowed forward downstream of reattachment point alternately in both elbows.

This is demonstrated by our report of a 19 months old female toddler who presented first with failure to thrive and signs of malabsorption and much later with abdominal pain and hematochezia as the clinical symptoms leading to the diagnosis of an unusual large, segmental, circumferential, low-flow vascular malformation of the ileum.

In this new approach, the culture conditions (i.e. flow, circumferential strain, pressure frequency, and others) are supposed to dynamically evolve to match the maturity of vascular constructs and maximize the efficiency of the regeneration process.

The actin ring in elongating notochord cells is highly dynamic and consists of circumferential filaments that flow to the equator from both sides of the ring (Sehring et al., 2014).