Sentence examples for fresh flux from inspiring English sources

The cost of recycled slag was calculated and found to be 73% less than the equivalent fresh flux.

Their resistance to various types of corrosion, as determined by conducting different standard emersion and electrochemical tests, was found to be at par with the claddings produced with fresh flux.

The microstructure examination revealed that both types of claddings (deposited with fresh flux and recycled slag) solidified in same mode of solidification and have similar grain size, shape and phase distribution, in all zones.

Changes in the fresh water flux to the Arctic Ocean can exert significant control over global ocean circulation by affecting the North Atlantic deep water formation with irreversible consequences for Northern Hemisphere climate (Peterson et al. 2002; Rahmstorf 2002; Fichot et al. 2013).

The experimental results show, by increasing the saline feed flow rate in a range of (0.4-1) lithein, the fresh water flux increase from 3 to 11 kg/m2.howeverever, the thermal energy demand of process also increased by nearly 20%.

It is our view that the heating process is a consequence of small-scale flare activity in or near network boundaries and is mainly the result of fresh magnetic flux being pushed into the network from its sides by the large-scale convection associated with supergranules.

For Heinrich event 4, based on a model study reproducing the isotopic anomaly of oceanic oxygen 18, the fresh water flux has been estimated to 0.29±0.05 Sverdrup with a duration of 250±150 years (Roche et al., 2004), equivalent to a fresh water volume of about 2.3 million km³ or a 2±1 m sea-level rise.

Changes in the temperature and salinity contributions to the density can occur for many reasons, notably atmospheric heat and fresh water flux, and these may or may not conform to the θ/ S relation of the prior ocean state.

The model is forced with tides, climatological winds, climatological hydrography at the mouth of the Gulf of California, and climatological heat and fresh water fluxes at the air-sea interface.

The results showed that this quality related carbon flux from fresh organic matter (FOM) into SOC, here defined as "carbon reproduction flux" (Crep), is a useful indicator to explain changes in SOC trends.

It is also shown that "remarkable" flame events are produced by flame interaction with a horseshoe vortex: burned gases are pushed towards the wall at high speed and induce quenching and high wall heat flux while fresh gases are expelled from the wall region and form finger-like structures.