Sentence examples for in feed pressure from inspiring English sources
Under different feed pressures, simulation results showed that the decrease in feed pressure along the membrane fibre was greatly affected by both the fibre length and packing density.
A slight increment in feed pressure buildup was found to be beneficial to water flux and power density up to 10.06 W m−2 without comprising the reverse salt flux.
However, this mode of operation led to an increase in feed pressure.
This could result in feed pressure and subsequently impact on survival of heifers.
The increase in feed pressure was found to be proportional to the concentration of super saline solution as a higher concentration resulted in a greater increase in feed pressure which went up to 100 bar when a 13%% salt solution was used.
During the second trial, the feed pressure to the membranes was maintained constant by controlling the brine valve, initially by opening and subsequently by closing towards the end of the salt dosing, so that no increase in feed pressure occurred, as witnessed in the first trial.
In particular the feed pressure (1 4 bar), permeate pressure (0.1 0.5 bar) and feed flow rates (0.096 0.4 N m3/h) are varied in these experiments (the ranges specified in brackets).
The model is tested against experimental measurements for variations in gas headspace feed pressure and surrounding liquid velocity, with predicted diameters generally within 20% of the measured values for a critical Weber number of 1.2.
Hence, in the present case, the applied feed pressure in the range of 60 70 bar is expected to significantly reduce osmotic backwash flux, as is quite evident from the obtained results.
A sensitivity analysis was also made to determine the effects of variations in feed flow rate, feed pressure, membrane module cost, and wellhead price of natural gas on process economics.
The permeance of carbon dioxide and its selectivity were obtained from the experimental separation data using the numerical analysis as a function of both the mole fraction of carbon dioxide and the feed pressure in the gas mixture.
