Sentence examples for mass throughputs from inspiring English sources

Higher mass throughputs reduce the surface temperature spatial non-uniformities, while the onset of gaseous combustion lowers the catalyst surface temperatures and is thus detrimental for power generation applications.

The reactor met the set goals for power output as a function of mass throughput.

Process labor is obtained from an empirical correlation, which relates workerhours to mass throughput.

High accumulation and mass throughput sustain tidewater glacier margins in this relatively mild climatic and oceanographic setting.

However, DMA application at the pilot or industrial production scale remains infeasible because of the low mass throughput.

For a given solid thermal conductivity, there existed a crossover mass throughput above (below) which the stability envelope was broader at 5 bar (1 bar).

This gives a mass throughput of 0.06 g/h per nozzle which is similar to that of the SNE technique [12].

Alternatively, with 400 kW of electricity generation a rate of return of 32.5% can be achieved at this higher mass throughput.

Pressures of 1 and 5 bar and solid thermal conductivities ks = 1 and 16 Wm-1K−1 were analyzed, while stability maps were constructed in terms of the critical extinction heat transfer coefficient hcr versus inlet velocity UIN (or mass throughput).

For the low solid thermal conductivity ks = 1 Wm-1K−1, a non-monotonic dependence of the stability limits on the mass throughput was shown, with local minima created below the crossover point.

However, the mass throughput in biotechnological production plant is limited due to the necessary requirements in the purification of products, in which the costs of production of monoclonal antibodies are mostly defined by the costs of the downstream processing.