Sentence examples for mass fraction from from inspiring English sources

The experiments vary the salt mass fraction from 10 wt% to 40 wt%.

This model uses direct values of soot mass fraction from flamelet calculations.

Using Equation 5, one can obtain the SHC of the nanofluid (cp,nf) at any mass fraction from the measured SHC of the nanofluid (cp,m) at a certain mass fraction for a given NP size.

It means that with the increment of the mass fraction from 0.01% to 0.20% and scavenging time from 24 h to 48 h, there is no obvious variation between the results.

The mixing models are found able to quantitatively reproduce the time history of the heat release rate, first and second moments of temperature, and hydroxyl radical mass fraction from the DNS results.

The work considered a heterogeneous aquifer and focused on the statistical characterization of the contaminant mass fraction from a diffused source recovered at the well and the solute arrival times.

This study presents an experimental characterization of a 0.29 m diameter vortex-ingesting gas liquid stirred reactor, operated with solid mass fractions from 0 to 25%, over a range of specific power inputs up to 3 W kg 1 and for a variety of tank geometries.

The starting point is the computation of approximate diffusion flames by solving the flamelet equation for the progress variable only, reading all chemical terms such as reaction rates or mass fractions from an FPI-type look-up table built from autoigniting PSR calculations using complex chemistry.

The new correlation, covering two orders of magnitude in the condensation heat transfer coefficient, is valid for pressure ranging from 0.2 to 0.5 MPa, air mass fraction ranging from 0.1 to 0.8 and wall subcooling ranging from 10 to 70 °C.

Organoclay mass fraction ranged from 0.01 to 0.05.

Second, measurement of the saturated vapor pressure of LiBr aqueous solution with mass fraction ranging from 43.14 to 65.26 wt% is systematically carried out in the 156.06~257.84 °C temperature range.