Sentence examples for loss of liquid from inspiring English sources

Preheating also decreases the heat loss of liquid steel during tapping and holding.

Due to its large hydraulic resistance, the structure also acts as a "nanoflow valve," minimizing the loss of liquid flow.

However, the coolant will be entrained to the containment simultaneously which leads to the loss of liquid inventory.

X-ray diffraction patterns showed that the rearrangement of the polymer chains led to the loss of liquid crystal structures found in the anhydrous gel.

The liquid velocity in downcomers reaches an upper limit (about 0.6 m/s), because of flow resistance or energy loss of liquid circulation.

In this paper, we propose a model predictive control approach for optimizing the injection flowrate of CO2 gas to reduce the loss of liquid CO2 cargo and CO2 capturing and compression cost.

Reduced formation pressure has an adverse effect on recoverability, but more problematic are accumulations that are filled to spill, where a reduction of formation pressure results either in gas exsolution or gas cap expansion and loss of liquids from the trap.

Losses of liquid components to washings of pellets were accounted for by weighing pellets prior to washing and after drying (it is assumed that the composition of these lost liquid components is the same as the bulk liquid).

This work identifies possible initiators for direct loss of containment and release of liquid argon in the underground premises, discusses the proposed safety measures, and presents results for two release category types involving medium and major liquid argon spills.

However, the use of such supported ionic liquid membranes (SILMs) is normally not feasible at elevated process temperatures due to the resulting decrease in ionic liquid viscosity, which can lead to increased loss of ionic liquid from the membrane support during operation.

Particular features of the Titan environment distinct from Earth are (1) the interior of this small vehicle must be thermally isolated from the 94 K liquid (2) 1 km depth on Titan entails overpressures of only 10 bar, and (3) that the low dielectric loss of the liquid allows data transmission by radio link.