Sentence examples for mean air flow from inspiring English sources

The model provides a design tool capable of predicting: incident solar radiation, heat transfer coefficients, mean air flow rates, mean air temperature and relative humidity at the exit.

where ρ is the air density, U is the mean air flow velocity, r is the local blade radius, ω is the blade angular rotational speed, a and a′ are the axial and the tangential induction factors, respectively.

For the open-partly mode, the mean air flow rate during phase change period was only 0.036 kg/s, which was lower than that for closed-fully charging mode (0.041 kg/s).

The mean air flow rate during phase change period was 0.04 kg/s, which was higher than that for open-partly mode but lower than that for closed mode.

The convective region of the high subsonic turbulent boundary layer pressure fluctuation spectra is the predominant vibrational source in the wide frequency bands, which makes the skin plate effectively radiate sound power into the mean air flow and the trim plate transmit sound waves into the static air by wavenumber conversion.

The adequate mixing was provided by means of diffused air flow for keeping the culture suspended which is essential for effective biodegradation.

This means that the air flow over the wing at any given time was assumed to be the same as how the flow would be over a non-flapping, steady-state wing at the same angle of attack.

By means of an air flow (500 700 Nl/h), the droplets were transported into a small chamber and eventually precipitated into particles in a small vial.

This means that both, the air flow and the stack temperature are controlled to a correct value.

Open up a new Power Mac G5 from Apple Computer and you can't help but notice the emphasis on fans and air flow meant to cool those IBM -made processors, along with the huge hunks of metal called heatsinks that pick up the heat and carry it away from the chip.

There are two methods of temperature regulation, the first being practically universal in automobile practice—(1) control over water flow by means of a thermostat valve and (2) control over air flow by means of radiator shutters actuated either manually or automatically by a thermostatic device.