Sentence examples for mass loading in from inspiring English sources

The areal sulfur mass loading in each electrode was approximately 2.5 mg cm 2.

The synoptic mass balance approach is often used to evaluate constituent mass loading in streams affected by mine drainage.

The correlation between their morphology and electrochemical performance was systematically investigated by controlling MnO2 mass loading in the ternary composite electrodes.

The morphologies of the MnO2 nanoflakes presented the loading-dependent characteristics and the nanoflake thickness could also be tuned by MnO2 mass loading in the fabrication process.

A large areal capacity of ~0.37 mAh·cm−2 is achieved due to the large TiO2 mass loading in the 60 µm-thick 3D C/TiO2 electrodes.

An eruptive column of 10 km height was considered for the 1970-like scenario to simulate: (a) the total column mass loading (in g∙m−2), (b) the concentration of ash at Flight Level FL050 (in mg∙m−3), and (c) the concentration at FL250.

Runoff volumes across irrigation events were greater (P-value = 0.02) in CT than FT treatments, which increased NO3-N mass loads in CT treatments (394 g NO3-N ha− 1 season− 1).

A special conceptual achievement of the RBCs Pollutant Working Group was the early setting of priorities for remedial measures; here, the reduction needs for sediment-bound pollutants were calculated from mass loads in different areas of concern within a river basin (see RBMP Elbe 2009 [11] section 5.1).

Because the focus of this study is on mass loads in wastewater, uncertainties related to excretion rates and biodegradation in sewers are not considered.

However, each of these lacks the sharp increase in cloud mass loading observed in the LCPS observations as the 'lower cloud' between the altitudes of about 48 and 50 km.

A power equation, kV20′ α MLR−n, was proposed to correct the variation of the mass loading rate in estimating kV and thus in designing a constructed wetland.