Sentence examples for hydraulic relationship from inspiring English sources

These factors combine in a simple hydraulic relationship that illustrates how changes in these parameters affect the equilibrium gradient.

However, and taking into account that in the studied area all the wells are artesian, the hydraulic connection may have occurred nearby the piedmont where the hydraulic relationship is inverted.

The power available in the out flowing water at the foot of the lagoon can be estimated from the basic hydraulic relationship which states that the volume of water discharged (V out ) through the turbine passage is equated to the change in lagoon water volume, which is negative for outflow and positive for inflow.

With the strategy of overcoming the scale-up inaccuracy consequent to the technological application of ultrasounds, a dyeing pilot-plant prototype of suitable liquor capacity (about 40 L) and properly simulating several liquor to textile hydraulic relationships was designed by including US transducers with different geometries.

Figure 5 Hydraulic conductivity relationship for oil sand fine tailings.

Figure 8 Hydraulic conductivity relationships for various types of tailings.

Figures 4 and 5 give the volume compressibility and the hydraulic conductivity relationships for the investigated tailings.

The interest is not so much to derive single hydraulic unit relationships for specific geological zones, but to introduce a model for the purpose of classifying the characteristics of geologic depositional environments and associated pore structures.

This paper examines the ability of LiDAR topography to provide reach-scale width values for the analysis of downstream hydraulic geometry relationships along some streams in the Dolomites (northern Italy).

The curve was inverted with a parameter estimation algorithm and a 1D numerical model for variably saturated flow to obtain soil-moisture retention curves and unsaturated hydraulic conductivity relationships defined by the Brooks and Corey equations.

We developed downstream hydraulic geometry relationships for bankfull channel width w as a function of drainage area A, w = α Aβ, (DHGwA) for nine aggregate ecoregions comprising the conterminous United States using 1588 sites from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's National Wadeable Streams Assessment (WSA), including 1152 sites from a randomized probability survey sample.