Sentence examples for fluid ambient from inspiring English sources

When the mass flow rate of working fluid, ambient temperature and solar incident angle increase, the heat losses of solar receiver decrease.

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A steady two-dimensional stagnation-point flow over a stretching/shrinking plate immersed in an incompressible viscous fluid of ambient temperature T ∞ is considered.

Next, influences of time, jet temperature, and jet pressure difference on the flow field and heat transfer between wellbore fluid and ambient rocks are predicted and compared.

The crack is initially filled by pore fluid at ambient pressure, that is immiscibly displaced by the plastic fluid invading from the wellbore.

The parameters influencing the evolution of induced seismicity like the pressure of the fluid, the ambient stress field, the orientation of fractures, hydraulic properties, and the frictional characteristic of rock can be affected by hydrothermal alteration.

For operation at depth we designed a liquid CO2 containment reservoir which provided the CO2 enriched working fluid as ambient seawater was drawn through the reservoir beneath the more buoyant liquid CO2.

Two mud samples with different concentrations of magnesium chloride salt (MgCl2) were formulated in order to study its effect on the rheological properties of drilling fluid at ambient and elevated temperature conditions.

In this work the transport, mixing and turbulence characteristics of intermittent discharge of buoyant fluid in ambient flow are simulated by a 3D numerical model incorporating a buoyancy extended k ε model for turbulence.

The novel receiver design, which uses air as the heat transfer fluid at ambient pressure, is based on an array of absorber cavities coupled to secondary concentrating optics for operating temperatures exceeding 600 °C.

Employing air as the working fluid and ambient air as the ultimate heat sink, the new RCCS design strongly reduces the possibility of losing the heat sink for decay-heat-removal.