Sentence examples for flow criterion from inspiring English sources

The present critical flow criterion derived by the present sound speed is employed in the MARS code and is assessed by treating several nozzle flow tests.

The flow criterion is first estimated by describing the distribution of solids pressure within a vessel and by calculating the 'flowability' of a cylindrical block above the aperture.

A recently presented single plastic-potential, microstructure-based model of poly-crystal plasticity by the authors considers a globally regularized Schmid law (RSL) as the slip flow criterion of a homogeneous equivalent super-crystal.

As a result, the effect of air pressure on the flow criterion and the flow rate of particles can be evaluated in terms of material properties, vessel geometry and operational conditions.

Traditionally, a fixed minimum flow velocity for non-deposition, such as 0.6 m/s [5] is used as a low flow criterion.

Grid adaptation is achieved through seeding points distributed according to flow criteria (e.g. local current gradients).

Droplet behavior and stable counter-current flow criteria are analyzed by studying the interaction between downward moving liquid droplets and upward gas flow.

Trials were conducted to assess the proportions of QDP, SF + QDP or FA required for producing SCC meeting the flow criteria.

Hydrological models and environmental flow criteria (EFC) are important in water management, but there are potential complications of combining the two.

The stability criteria for the mass flows are shown from a Eulerian, or fixed reference frame, and the energy and component flow criteria from a Lagrangian, or moving reference frame.

Novel empirical correlations for predicting flow pattern transitions during the steady gas liquid flow in micro-channels have been developed with the fluid properties and the wetting properties of micro-channels incorporated, whereas the traditional flow criteria were based on gas and liquid superficial velocities only.