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It is demonstrated that the proposed modification greatly increases the accuracy of the model compared to the original model, i.e. the error can be up to one order of magnitude lower with the proposed enhanced equilibrium distribution functions.
Furthermore, a consistent tangent stiffness matrix is formulated to enhance equilibrium and avoid divergence at the structural level.
The outline of the mass was particularly enhanced in equilibrium phase (Fig. 1).
Intermediate cooling rates such as air cooling enhanced both non-equilibrium and equilibrium segregation, since equilibrium segregation occurred during holding at the heat treatment temperature.
Horizontal separators have greater interface areas, which enhances phase equilibrium.
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In the present work is proposed the direct synthesis of dimethyl carbonate (DMC) using a true moving bed reactor (TMBR) to enhance the equilibrium yield.
The heat released from the hydrogenation side is utilized to break the endothermality on the dehydrogenation side, while hydrogen produced on the dehydrogenation side permeates through the hydrogen-selective membranes, enhances the equilibrium conversion of ethylbenzene and reacts with nitrobenzene on the permeate side to produce aniline.
An externally imposed decreasing temperature profile may be employed to enhance exothermic, equilibrium-limited chemical reactions by continuously balancing equilibrium limitations against kinetics along the reactor length, in comparison to isothermal operation.
The stability of CNTs suspension was enhanced by increasing equilibrium concentration of SPAOM, CNTs surface functionalization coverage and SPAOM water solubility.
Statistical reweighting is useful and sometimes necessary for analysis of equilibrium enhanced sampling methods, such as umbrella sampling or replica exchange, and also in experimental cases where biasing factors are explicitly known.
