Sentence examples for entrained water from inspiring English sources

Finally, a check is made to see if the provided liquid surge allows time for any entrained water to settle.

Results demonstrate that positive Mb colloids at pH 4.5, having more% of entrained water stabilize the collagen fibrils (pH 7.5) around them.

The experimental results obtained for the reduction of burning velocity with entrained water mist in hydrogen air systems are compared to computer simulated values reported earlier in the literature.

The incident waves excite the internal free surface of the entrained water mass whose oscillation produces a reciprocating air flow that drives a turbine installed in a duct between the chamber and the atmosphere.

It is postulated that this water could be associated with that which is hydrogen bonded or from the hydrolysis of isolated residual cyanate ester groups because the concentration of entrained water remains constant at spike-temperatures below 180 °C.

Avoiding collisions with other robots is a priority due to potential impact forces causing destruction and the buffer impact damage from entrained water molecules.

Although conservation of interactions at an interface between subunits is expected in closely related enzymes, the presence of similar water channels in ThDP-dependent enzymes that are not particularly closely related does suggest that the channel and the entrained waters might be functionally important.

For the SAP used in this paper the water absorption capacity estimated by mortar spread test is 24 g/g; the SAP entrained less water than expected; a possible reason might be that a considerable amount of internal water curing is not released but rather is retained in the SAP.

Fish can become entrained at water withdrawal locations such as fish bypasses, hydroelectric turbines, and power plant cooling water intakes.

A combustion tube experiment platform was designed and used to study the inerting conditions and capacity of entrained atomized water on premixed methane air flame.

The report added that research in the 1950s had identified the problem of ice formation in fuel systems from dissolved or entrained (trapped) water but did not identify the scenario of accumulated ice release and subsequent restriction to fuel flow.