Sentence examples for high solid fraction from inspiring English sources
In the small strain (<0.2) and high solid fraction (>0.8) domain investigated here, the mushy zone is coherent.
Although a dense uniform layer was produced at a high solid fraction during coating, its thickness was reduced to 20 nm to completely reduce hematite to iron.
This is because of insufficient time for shrinkage feeding due to a combination of a high solid fraction and a low gate speed.
Experiments have been carried out using glass ballotini and diakon spheres in water, to study the flow behaviour of solid liquid mixtures of high solid fraction from storage vessels such as hoppers.
The induced movement of inter-dendritic liquid between the primary and secondary dendrite arms even at high solid fraction led to instabilities in the local temperature concentration curvature equilibrium and the rapid remelting of the most vulnerable microregions.
Heat transfer coefficients ranging from 140 W/m2 K to 500 W/m2 K have been obtained, thus corresponding to a 400 W/m2 K mean value for standard operating conditions (high solid fraction) at low temperature.
While predicting a similar trend, analytical models tend to underestimate the pore curvature at high solid fractions.
The permeabilities at low and high solid fractions are derived with cell model and lubrication theory by coupling with a first-order slip boundary condition.
The model consists of a set of connected channels representing the interdendritic liquid and its possible flow directions at high solid fractions (>0.7).
It is suggested that a considerably stronger relationship may exist, yielding D32 versus (μ/μ20 0.776, and hence viscosity becomes an important design consideration for plants operating where pulp temperature fluctuations, very small particles or high solid fractions are present.
Although this mechanism preferentially occurs at high solid fractions, these results show that the evolution of the dendritic microstructure during solidification is complex and involves the occurrence of various mechanisms operating concurrently.
