Sentence examples for lower polarisation from inspiring English sources
The infiltrated cell showed much lower polarisation losses than the reference both before and after 50 h aging.
The symmetric cell infiltrated with CGO using 20 printing cycles of the propionic acid ink demonstrated a lower polarisation resistance, Fig. 8, than the reference cell.
Results obtained under OCV show that partial substitution of Ni with Co lowers the polarisation resistance, especially the main contribution which is usually most dependent on the cermets microstructure.
The heat affected zone (HAZ) of samples welded under EMILI showed a higher temperature for pitting initiation and lower dissolution under anodic polarisation in chloride containing solutions than samples welded without EMILI.
The performance was evaluated by comparing depletion, pressure drop and polarisation effects lowering the module efficiency.
A more positive corrosion potential, lower corrosion current and increased polarisation resistance were recorded for PEO layers, compared to traditional chromate conversion treatments.
Electrochemical impedance spectroscopic investigations revealed higher polarisation resistance and lower capacitance values for the coated specimens, evidencing the stable nature of the formed coatings.
The in-house prepared unsupported Pt Ru catalyst showed higher performance with lower activation control and mass polarisation losses in relation to the Pt RuOx catalyst.
Results of this investigation show that the additions of chromate inhibitor to the bulk 3.5% NaCl solution tend to reduce corrosion rate, increase passivity as indicated by the presence of anodic passivation plateaus in potentiodynamic polarisation curves and lower fatigue crack propagation rate (da/dN) of AA 2024-T3 at low ΔK.
The lower dispersion curve in p-polarisation corresponds to SPP and it redshifts with increasing of layers in Bragg mirror, N L. The dispersion of "conventional" SPP in the case of flat interface between gold and dielectric with refractive index n 1 is added too (red lines in Fig. 2).
Here, polarisation is defined as the lowering of the symmetry of cell structure (e.g. distribution of particular proteins or complexes).
