Sentence examples for feedstocks with a from inspiring English sources

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For this purpose, 7 feedstocks with a fixed amount of powder loading (59 vol%) and the binder composition differing in molecular weight of PEG (in a range from 1500 to 20,000 g/mol) were investigated.

However, the corresponding lipase-catalysed process has important advantages, which include mild reaction conditions and the possibility of using cheap, low quality feedstocks with a high free fatty acid content.

Nevertheless, in comparison to the traditional relatively 'clean' feedstocks with a well-defined composition, using heterogenic lignocellulosic substrates will require a more intensified downstream processing (DSP) to recover and purify the lactic acid from the complex fermentation broth.

For the manufacturing of reaction-bonded ceramic microparts by low-pressure injection moulding, feedstocks with an optimized rheological behaviour are required.

However, RSO is a non-edible feedstock with a significant high free fatty acid (FFA) content which has an adverse impact on the process of biodiesel production.

A feedstock with a coating material or a coating precursor might be heated by various ways, such as a high temperature flame or a plasma jet, by means of which thermal spraying is classified into flame spraying and plasma spraying.

A commercial NiCr feedstock with a mean particle size of 23.3 μm was used for the formation of a single pass spraying bead on AISI 304 stainless steel using nitrogen gas.

While using methane as a feedstock with a specific molar flow rate of 0.03 mol/s for the combustion reaction, 0.30 mol/s for the reforming reaction, and a reforming pressure of 4 atm, significant improvement of efficiency was observed.

Optimum process conditions in terms of both char yield and zinc adsorption performance were achieved from slow-pyrolysis at 300 °C for 2 h using a feedstock with a particle size of less than 1 mm.

We used chars from Miscanthus (C4-plant) as feedstock with a higher δ13C value than the C3 plant derived soil C. Changes in δ13C value allowed the calculations of char-derived C in the soil at three sampling dates.