Sentence examples for head difference from inspiring English sources

The IV set was modified to control the constant hydrostatic head difference, thereby maintaining the steady flow rate medium perfusion.

The vertical cross flow between the model layers is calculated as the product of the head difference and the vertical inter-layer conductance.

When a hydraulic head difference exists across a membrane-functioning barrier, a portion of the solute is rejected from solution passing through the membrane.

These exchanges may impact the surrounding aquifers, but they may also influence the efficiency of the pumps and turbines because affecting the head difference between the reservoirs.

In this study, relationships between the FOEC and surface subsurface exchange flux, surface-subsurface head difference and time to initiate overland flow are systematically explored using 1D soil column simulations with the fully integrated code HydroGeoSphere.

Results indicate that fresh-to-marine head difference (FMHD) was the single most important factor affecting marine-to-freshwater hydrologic connectivity and transport of salinity and phosphorous upstream from the Gulf of Mexico.

Sensitivity analyses show that the SWI response time-scales under active SWI situations are influenced by both the initial and final boundary head differences.

There was net groundwater inflow to the ENRP from Water Conservation Area 1 (WCA-1) resulting from significant head differences between these wetlands.

Methods for identifying turbulent flow include correlating spring discharge with head variation, calculating Reynolds numbers from spring discharge and tracer velocity, and plotting the spatial variation of head differences between high flow and low flow.

The first-order coupling between the stream and subsurface flows exchanges water fluxes between the stream network and the subsurface compartment according to the hydraulic head differences between the systems.

In the case of the Entressen landfill (South of France), reported here, the hydraulic head differences measured in piezometers outside the contaminant plume is strongly linked to the surface self-potential signals, with a correlation coefficient of − 0.94.