"mass discharge" is a grammatically correct and applicable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in a technical or scientific context to refer to the release or expulsion of a large amount of matter or energy. Example: The industrial plant was fined for its mass discharge of pollutants into the river, causing harm to the local ecosystem.
The quantity m°ve is the propulsive force, or thrust, produced on the rocket by exhausting the propellant, Evidently thrust can be made large by using a high mass discharge rate or high exhaust velocity.
The velocity of the gas in this region is equal to the local velocity of sound, and the throat cross-sectional area controls the mass discharge rate (and hence the operating pressure).
We did not include these pyroclastic cones for the estimation of the ash-fall mass discharge.
The predicted mass discharge decreased with increasing internal friction angle.
Precise evaluation of mass discharge rate (MDR) in hoppers is an important topic in many industries.
Implementation of water management practices could be a strategy for reducing mass discharge from aquaculture production.
That is, a linear relationship between mass discharge and source mass is suggested.
Vapor-phase multi-stage contaminant mass discharge (CMD) tests were conducted at three field sites to measure mass discharge associated with contaminant sources located in the vadose zone.
The uncertainty of mass discharge measurements associated with point-scale measurement techniques was investigated by deriving analytical solutions for the mass discharge coefficient of variation for two simplified, conceptual models.
Importantly, this mass discharge reduction was consistent with the estimated proportion of source mass remaining at the site (15 31%).
For risk-assessment purposes, the mass discharge must be estimated together with a level of uncertainty.
