Sentence examples for density and coefficient of from inspiring English sources

The obtained density and coefficient of thermal expansion are in good agreement with experimental data.

The cooling performance of such devices used in the refrigeration mode is examined in terms of the maximum temperature difference, heat flux density, and coefficient of performance.

Furthermore, it is shown that the trends in density and coefficient of volume thermal expansion with chain length obtained from simulations are consistent with an ideal mixing approximation.

Relative density and coefficient of lateral earth pressure of the sand were evaluated when it changed from a normally consolidated (NC) soil to an over-consolidated (OC) soil due to scour.

The influences of the catalyst were investigated through the apparent density and coefficient of thermal conductivity (CTC) of each H2O2 foamed PCS under different water to cement ratios (w/c ratios).

The variations in density, packing density and coefficient of volume expansion were evaluated and then compared with the free-volume holes deduced from positron annihilation spectroscopy lifetime and to moisture absorption.

The first term depends on fluid viscosity "µ" and permeability "k", and the second term depends on fluid density "ρ" and coefficient of inertial resistance "β".

The property gradation in FGMs is considered by varying shear-modulus, mass density, thermal conductivity and coefficient of thermal expansion exponentially along the gradation direction.

This study was conducted to investigate some physical properties of tung seed (Aleutites Fordii) namely, dimensions, 100 unit mass, arithmetic mean diameter, geometric mean diameter, sphericity, aspect ratio, surface area, bulk density, true density, porosity, terminal velocity and coefficient of friction.

It includes three statistically significant continuous-scale variables that increase the risk of rinderpest: home range radius, herd density and clustering coefficient of the node of the network whose link was established if the sum of the home ranges of every pair of nodes was equal or greater than the shortest distance between the points.

The variability of dry density, mean particle size (D50) and coefficient of uniformity (Cu) is quantified at different size scales.