Sentence examples for dewatering effects from inspiring English sources

The hydro-mechanical coupling also brings out inundation and dewatering effects with the related time delays, at least qualitatively.

The dewatering effect of the generated electrolytic gas can be calculated by a continuity balance.

Nevertheless, submerged biofilms themselves are highly compressible (Peterson et al., 2012), and since water is incompressible there must be a dewatering effect to explain the biofilm volume decrease.

Tracer tests, reported later in this paper, speak in favour of a combination of different time scales of the watering-dewatering effects: one between hours and days and a long-time effect over months.

"We have to consider the effects of dewatering it, or taking it out of a pressured state," he said.

However, dewatering is less effective for some fish species.

Experiments showed that the dewatering enhancement results only from thermal effects.

Validation of the model revealed that the experimental piston height during dewatering can be described accurately provided that temperature effects are taken into account.

The success of a construction depends on the stability of the excavation bottom, the effects produced outside the excavation by dewatering (soil movements) and/or the state of the enclosure (defects in the diaphragm walls).

The particle size from the mill also has an effect on water recovery in downstream dewatering systems.

A subset of the best performing polymers was used to evaluate the effects of dosage amount and digestate sources on dewatering performance.