"injection flux" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in multiple contexts, but generally refers to the controlled addition of materials into a manufacturing process. For example, "The injection flux was adjusted to improve the quality of the product."
The liquid injection flux increases with the decrease in hydraulic conductivity of the leachate collection system.
This analysis was used to estimate the additional injection flux of water required to take care of the radiation heat loss.
We have studied the effect of pre-ignition heating cycle (PIHC) method, reservoir oil viscosity, and air injection flux, on the stability and operability of the THAI process.
In the simulation the O+ and O2+ injection flux at the dayside exobase was assumed to have Solar Zenith Angle (SZA) dependence of the form cos (SZA) and a homogenous flux on the nightside which corresponds 10% of the flux at the subsolar point.
Therefore, in a NESS, at least one injection flux and one effux are nonzero (J i e ≠ 0), or certain concentrations x i are held at constant levels.
This indicates that for the same injection flux J a reaction with larger φ- (i.e., conductance) dissipates a smaller amount of heat.
Active remediation solutions require non-zero total extraction and injection fluxes; hence, there must be at least one extraction location and one injection location active for all viable candidate solutions.
The first method was the one in which sample injection fluxes were variable with constant background flux, while the second was the one in which the background fluxes were flexible with stable sample flux.
We then implement this scheme in a Hele Shaw problem, examine the dynamics for a number of different injection fluxes, and present the largest and most pronounced viscous fingering simulations to date.
Euler's theorem on homogeneous functions can be used to understand the significance of the injection fluxes [ 17, 26].
If there are no injection fluxes and a NESS is sustained by clamped concentrations, the steady-state fluxes are homogeneous functions of the enzyme concentrations with order 1.
