Sentence examples for coarse fractions from inspiring English sources

Suspensions with fast-settling coarse fractions make traditional rheological measurements tedious and inaccurate.

It allowed the fine and coarse fractions to be adjusted separately.

SEM EDS microprobe analysis was carried out to identify mineral species in individual grains of the medium and coarse fractions.

However, in a clay-granular mixture, its behaviour depends not only on the proportion of coarse fractions, but also on its gradation.

The two natural soils were soaked with water in plastic containers (drums), and the mixture was uniformly mixed using hand for 15 20 min and allowed for some time for the coarse fractions to settle.

US Patent No. 4652433 (1987) looked at another method where CFA is separated into fine and coarse fractions and the coarse fraction is then mixed with water, subsequently the cenospheres are removed by skimming.

If separated into regular fractionation treatment and coarse fraction treatment, the average toxicity score was 1.4 for regular fraction compared to 1.5 in the coarse fraction group.

The axial density gradients decreased for increasing fine fraction and decreasing coarse fraction amounts.

††: Samples named "coarse" is a grain in the coarse fraction and "med" is a grain in the medium fraction.

The wet suspension was then passed through a 63 um sieve to separate the coarse fraction from the fines fraction.

Thus, the spectra of the coarse fraction (>250 μm) resembled that of decomposing materials (Figures 1 and 2), which resulted from most of the soils being in a coarse fraction (Table 4).