Intensive numerical examples are given to investigate the effects of contact parameters on contact behaviors and examine the effectiveness of the proposed approach.
Additionally, effects of contact load were studied.
The effects of contact time, mass of adsorbent and initial concentration of dyes were analyzed.
The effects of contact time, initial RBY concentration, and temperature onto adsorbed amount were investigated.
The effects of contact time, pH on adsorption and adsorption mechanism were investigated.
The effects of contact area and bowel region vary across the porcine animal population.
Overall, we found that effects of contact seem greater than education for stigmatizers.
It minimizes the effects of contact detonations to the tunnel lining significantly.
The chief effects of contact with flame, hot water, steam, caustic chemicals, or electricity are apparent promptly.
In addition, the effects of contact pressure and interfacial temperature on thermal contact conductance were also discussed.
Once the mechanisms have been clearly identified schemes to contain the adverse effects of contact sliding can be conceived.
