Sentence examples for clogging surface from inspiring English sources
The most often used models in the open literature are reviewed and discussed focusing on the effective properties involving tortuosity factors, solid product morphologies, as well as effects on the void space clogging, surface area reduction and passivation.
The planned work threatens to clog surface streets in the vicinity of the interstate.
The planned work threatens to clog surface streets near the Interstate, leading many Angelenos to call the impending amalgam of bottlenecks, honked horns and frayed nerves Carmageddon.
A sprawling urban oasis in a coastal desert, 465 square miles of stop-and-go freeways and clogged surface streets, of lane-changers and speed demons, secret shortcuts and rampant sport utility vehicles.
Construction on Cairo's third line, now under way, will bring trains from the working-class neighborhood of Imbaba all the way to the airport, providing an alterative to the clogged surface roads and bridges.
In the fourth category are lack of intimate contact and completely adhesive clogging of surfaces.
He lowered his window and climbed out, onto layers of debris that clogged the surface.
Both water content reflectometers and buried tipping bucket rain gauges showed the progress of surface clogging.
Permapave did not clog even after 26 years of operation in simulated sub-tropical Brisbane (Australia) climate while porous asphalt and Hydrapave clogged after just 12 years, from surface clogging and geotextile clogging, respectively.
Long term use of the photocatalytic films (up to 36 h) proved the need to design the process with interim washing steps for preserving the photocatalytic efficiency by avoiding surface clogging.
The examinations have shown that, based on the concept of defined cutting edges in solid diamond, there is the possibility to make significant improvements in core drilling performance, (ca. 26% lower thrust force, minimal tool surface clogging, lower drilling temperatures) resulting in improved cleanliness of fibre fracture and a reduced tendency of material delamination.
