Sentence examples for functioning of the reactor from inspiring English sources

Although the richness, evenness and diversity indices are often used to interpret the functioning of the reactor in terms of its microbial communities [ 39– 42], their use as warning indicators remains questionable [ 6].

Good agreement is obtained between predicted and measured product yields as functions of the reactor temperature.

Sheintuch (1987) introduced the concept of system response for analyzing the interactions of the functions of the reactor and settling tank.

Riddell et al. (1983) combined the functions of the reactor and the settling tank in order to choose permissible flow rate of an activated sludge plant.

The main function of the reactor containment, i.e. to ensure tightness at a major internal accident, depends directly on the prestressing system.

The steady-state method enables determination of the critical ambient temperature, above which spontaneous combustion occurs, as a function of the reactor's size.

Based on the transfer function of the reactor model, the dynamic behavior of the limiting cases is investigated in order to characterize the main modes of macromixing in the reactor vessel.

It is shown that sophisticated fluid dynamic models of the growth process can nowadays be routinely used to optimize the growth conditions as a function of the reactor operative parameters.

This is based on the fact that the downstream processes are a function of the reactor performance, particularly such features as degree of control, selectivity and heat and mass transfer (which are substantially interdependent).

The nitric oxide conversion as function of the reactor feed temperature passes through a maximum at high hydrocarbon conversion, but does not reach the level of 50%, defined as light-off.

As enzyme costs are particularly difficult to estimate due to their strong dependence on the reactor temperature, we further established a model-based procedure for characterizing the biocatalyst in terms of operational stability and activation as a function of the reactor operating temperature.