Sentence examples for mass transfer capacity from inspiring English sources

Four aromatic hydrocarbons were baseline separated within 3 min, fully demonstrating the fast mass transfer capacity of the new material.

The main advantages are the low power consumption (53 W/m3) and the high mass transfer capacity (0.007 1/s).

Finally, the high mass transfer potential of BTFs was confirmed by estimating the mass transfer capacity under varied operating conditions.

Simulations allow us demonstrating that to increase the productivity of raceway reactors it is recommendable to reduce the water depth into the cultures and to increase the mass transfer capacity of the entire reactor.

Also, the problem of sensitivity of the enzymes to oxygen can be minimized by using a photobioreactor with high mass transfer capacity so that the generated oxygen can be simultaneously and efficiently removed from the reactor.

The pressure gradient, total liquid hold-up and mass transfer capacity are correlated by dimensional interpolation formulas, as a function of the mass velocities of the liquid and the gas through the fibre bed.

The inherent influencing factors for the heat and mass transfer exergy destruction are heat and mass transfer capacities, which are related to over dehumidification of the desiccant wheel, and unmatched coefficients, which represent the uniformity of the temperature or humidity ratio differences fields for heat and mass transfer components.

Due to this two-directional movement relatively high mass-transfer capacities can be reached when compared with conventional rocking motion-type bioreactors.

The results obtained for the overall volumetric mass transfer coefficient (capacity coefficient) were more than three times higher than those reported in the conventional contactors and in an air-driven two impinging-streams contactor.

Despite its significantly slower mass transfer, the binding capacity was still higher compared to a convection driven resin (monolith).

However, use of MMIPs still faces challenges such as slow mass transfer, low binding capacity, and template leakage.