The term "flow point" is not a common usage of English.
Instead, it appears that you are referring to a specific kind of point in a graph, also known as a local extremum. For example, "The graph showed that the flow point occurred at 6 degrees Celsius."
Consequently, the energy loss in the volute and the diffuser could both be decreased at design flow point and over flow point.
The experimental results of operating performance showed that the efficiency was significantly improved for 2.5% at design flow point and the head was significantly improved for nearly 3 m at over flow point.
In general, reducing the diffuser vane height at design and over flow point could improve the output work of impeller.
In the other hand, the circumferential velocity at partial flow point gets larger which could lead to large frictional loss.
At the higher mass flow point, the flow separation was restricted to the immediate surrounding passages and the forcing onto the downstream blades was relatively small.
However, a rotating stall event was observed for the lower mass flow point and the subsequent unsteady aerodynamic forces on the blade were high.
A cell separator design is presented for rapid, efficient separation of analytical quality plasma samples from whole blood for use in a continuous segmented flow point-of-care testing system.
My life has simply been informed by flow points".
The experiment was designed around two sensitive flow points, with the convex particles following the intermittent flow and the non-convex particles forming stable arches.
Based on directed pan/tilt motion, a pixel-to-pixel relationship is used to estimate whether optical flow points fit background motion, dynamic motion or noise.
Strong corners are determined and used as flow points using implementations on a graphic processing unit (GPU), resulting in significant speed-up over central processing units (CPU).
