Sentence examples for entrainment coefficients from inspiring English sources
However, there are differences in the entrainment coefficients found in different studies.
Results show that the entrainment coefficients are different for neutral and stable crossflows, especially for approximate analytical codes.
A model was developed based on the entrainment coefficients presented by [Trahar, W.J., 1981. A rational interpretation of the role of particle size in flotation.
The entrainment coefficients of 0.09 and 0.08 are found to fit the experimental data for hydrogen leaks with the Froude number of 99 and 268 best, respectively.
The transition of deposited radionuclides due to rainfall into the surface runoff is accounted for by different nuclide-specific entrainment coefficients for paved and unpaved surfaces.
The use of an added mass coefficient allows, with almost the same entrainment coefficients, improved prediction of the oscillation frequency and of the maximum rise position.
The entrainment coefficient characteristic by ceiling jet was also described.
When magma discharge rate is fixed, the plume height increases as assumed entrainment coefficient decreases.
The mean entrainment coefficient depends on the mean RiB by −1 power law for z⩽Hf.
At the DME-dominated regime, the dependence of flame entrainment coefficient (Ce) on H2 addition was rather small.
The results shown in Fig. 6 indicate an enhanced efficiency of turbulent mixing that is caused by a wind-derived increase in entrainment coefficient values.
