Sentence examples for infiltration pressure from inspiring English sources

Infiltration was conducted under maximum infiltration pressure heads ranging from − 5.2 to − 0.4 cm.

On the other hand, the composites strength remains increasing up to unusually high values of the infiltration pressure.

Thermal conductivity of the preform composites (slightly below 100 W/m K), may be increased by reducing the graphite content, alloying, or increasing the infiltration pressure.

High thermal conductive graphite flakes/Al composites were prepared by optimized squeeze casting technique with higher molten temperature and lower infiltration pressure.

However, results from past experimental and simulation studies have been inconsistent, even for basic quantities such as the framework water capacity and the pressure at which the MFI zeolite pores become water-saturated (infiltration pressure).

On the other hand, the water infiltration pressure for all of the zeolites was ≈95 100 MPa despite the differences in the synthesis procedure, indicating uniformity in the crystallized pore structure and surface chemistry.

There was some evidence for increased retention of the 3.7 µm microspheres relative to the 0.53 µm microspheres, particularly at lower infiltration pressures where straining and attachment mechanisms are most prevalent.

Combining measured pressures for infiltration at fixed saturation with relevant sessile drop experiment data from the literature shows that for, the range of conditions explored here, the infiltration pressures required are proportional, not to the work of immersion, but to a linear function thereof.

Infiltration of pressure transmitting solution into these interlayer regions, and vibration of atoms under pressure are usually responsible for the diffuse X-ray patterns.

The progressive infiltration and pressure of the Celts, who had penetrated and settled in the plain of the Po, eventually suffocated and overpowered the flourishing Etruscan urban communities, almost completely destroying their civilization by the mid-4th century bce and thus returning a large part of northern Italy to a protohistoric stage of culture.

Measurements showed that during vertical infiltration, local pressure head and soil moisture remained constant for a certain period, showing a 'waiting' behaviour.