Sentence examples for enhancement of diffusion from inspiring English sources
For Reynolds number smaller than 250, the enhancement of diffusion losses due to bends and elbows is sensitive to both the relative orientations of the bends and elbows and the lengths of straight tubing between them.
This phenomenon is ascribed to the enhancement of Knudsen diffusion and/or configurational diffusion of CO2 which is caused by an exterior stimulus from the pressure swing.
The analysis of the MSD indicates that an applied external strain has a non-linear effect on the proton diffusion constant, and we found that there is an evident enhancement of proton diffusion under compressive strain, whereas there is no difference between the relaxed bulk crystal and that under tensile strain.
An explanation for the enhancement of mass diffusion in nanofluids is presented using arguments based on dispersion in diluted fixed beds.
A non-linear effect on the proton diffusion coefficient arising from an applied isometric strain up to 2 of the lattice parameter, and an evident enhancement of proton diffusion under compressive conditions have been observed.
This method is designed to utilize the favorable denoising properties of framelet regularization and edge enhancement of backward diffusion technique.
The enhancement of oxygen diffusion through nc-Si surfaces in highly crystalline mixed-phase Si thin films is already pointed out before [22, 23].
Therefore, the enhancement of the diffusion at 5 GPa H2 is attributed to a high value of activation entropy.
A mechanism for rapid recrystallization and grain growth in low temperature during EPT was proposed based on the reduction of nucleation thermodynamic barrier and enhancement of atomic diffusion.
Elemental analysis by energy dispersive X-ray reveals the enhancement of Cr diffusion into the steel substrate for the SNC-DLC sample.
The results of kinetic Monte Carlo (KMC) simulation have shown that two mechanisms of ion beam action can be responsible for stimulation of 2D 3D transition: (1) surface defect generation by ion impacts, and (2) enhancement of surface diffusion.
