"gas flow paths" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the routes through which gas molecules move, usually within a system or device. Example: The design of the new gas turbine engine focused on improving the gas flow paths to increase efficiency.
Anisotropy, which depends on pile construction methods, often controls global gas flow paths.
Individual burners produced different gas flow paths and, therefore, the low-O2 pockets downstream could be traced to particular burners.
Stationary lamellae alter gas flow paths and block the movement of gas flow resulting in the reduction of gas relative permeability.
As shown in Fig. 2, sections bc and de are the gas flow paths in the protected layer and gob, respectively, and the values of the wind resistance R bc and R de do not change.
The models constructed using the commercial FLAC codes were undertaken to provide information to the ventilation engineers at the mine on the likely gas sources and gas flow paths into the face line areas and gate roads.
Moreover, it was observed that different lattice architectures lead to different oxidation behavior on the struts as a result of the changing gas flow paths inside each ceramic architecture.
Open image in new window Figure 1 Section of liquid and gas flow path in SCC.
This paper introduces the basic blanket scheme, including the material selection, structural design, cooling scheme and purge gas flow path.
When the radius of the gas flow path is very small, the gas apparent permeability is greatly increased by Klinkenberg effect, thus enhancing the productivity.
Efforts are also made to distinguish water contents between the channel and land projected areas, and obtain the water profile along the gas flow path.
Three different cathodic flow fields, that were designed to fulfill UPS system requirements, were tested in a single cell arrangement, to find the best gas flow path in terms of compromise between cell performance and pressure drop.
