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The simulations predict mean temperatures of 1 keV in the central hot spot with mean densities of 33 g/cc and mean pressures of 25 Gbar.

Studies have shown that mucosal perfusion remains normal as long as the maximum mucosal pressure is lower than 32 cmH2O, but that perfusion is slightly reduced at mean pressures of 34 cmH2O with a pressure range of 4 to 65 [ 25].

The last equation of system Eq. 5 is found by first equating MAP to the time-weighted average of the mean pressures of part II (M2) and parts I and III′ + III (M1 and M3, respectively) taking into account the duration of parts I (T1), II (T2), and III′ + III (T3) (see Eq. 6 and Fig. 2).

In 1869 he contributed to the Royal Society of Edinburgh a paper on "The Mean Pressure of the Atmosphere and the Prevailing Winds Over the Globe, for the Months and for the Year" which secured for him a preeminent place among meteorologists.

P [Pa] is the weighted mean pressure of gas and liquid phase, with each phase volume as the weighting factor.

Improving the mean pressure of gas increased the indicated power, cycle efficiency, shaft power, and electrical power.

pe, the mean reservoir pressure of distant wellbore area II is higher than pR, the mean pressure of the whole reservoir by 0.11 3.75 MPa Open image in new window Fig. 11 The changing curves of reservoir pressure.

According to "Getting reservoir pressure", calculate pe, the mean reservoir pressure of distant wellbore area II and pR, the mean pressure of whole reservoir, as shown in Fig. 11.

A new choice of primary variables consists of: P [Pa] is the weighted mean pressure of gas and liquid phase, with each phase volume as the weighting factor.

Open image in new window Fig. 10 Relationship among Kn, pore diameter and mean pressure of reservoir at 400 K (Wang et al. 2015).

Other operating conditions were a mean pressure of 4.0 MPa, a heating temperature of 650 °C and a cooling temperature of 15 °C.