Sentence examples for full scale process from inspiring English sources
In a full scale process the inputs with major range of variation are: moisture content at concentrate chamber feed (variation around 4%), and humidity at chamber inlet air (variation > 100%).
Manufacturers of microfiltration devices typically offer small scale sizing tools for initial evaluation of membrane filtration performance in process streams and for estimating membrane area requirements of the full scale process.
Generic naval missions and fuel usage data provide the constraints needed for establishing full scale process size, number of locations, power requirements, and cost using current light water nuclear reactor technology.
During operation at full scale, process conditions fluctuate and mass transfer of hydrogen to the liquid phase exceeds the requirement for sulfate reduction for the majority of time.
The model was calibrated using full-scale process measurements.
Optimization of the amounts of N and P for a soil biostimulation strategy represents a key step prior to its application to a full-scale process.
A membrane ultrafiltration (UF) technology was tested using an oil refinery's end-of-pipe effluent to demonstrate the proof of concept, i.e. can the Great Lakes Initiative criterion of less than 1.3 ppt be consistently met at the pilot-scale, and to provide the data necessary for preliminary full-scale process design.
The feedstocks, buffers, and resin were equivalent to those used in the full-scale process.
Product yield and chromatograms were evaluated after each run to be representative of the full-scale process.
It is expected that emission standards can be met in a full-scale process by standard flue gas cleaning technologies (for example, flue gas sulfurization, de-NO x, particle removal).
Other than DoE studies, all model virus spiked studies used parameters, feedstocks, buffers, and resins equivalent to those used in the full-scale process of that particular product, except for protein load density and pooling criteria which were at maximum and widest, respectively.
