Sentence examples for melt production from inspiring English sources

For example, the simple analytical model of melt production may not be accurate (Marchi et al. 2014) and does not take into account impacts onto existing magma oceans.

For each impact in an N-body accretion simulation, the impact angle, impact velocity and the masses of the two bodies involved are used to calculate melt production using the equations listed above.

Given the structure of mantle flow, melt production is more rapid below region I where mantle upwelling, and thus melt production rates, are greater.

Tidal heating, in addition to increasing surface heat flow, can produce extreme surface melt production rates.

Predicted melts' compositions calculated for fluid-induced melting of a spinel lherzolite are indicated by the dotted curve for low degree (α = 0.026), dashed for intermediate (α = 0.049), and solid curves for high (α = 0.059) and very high degree of melt production rate for a unit flux (α = 0.1).

Although it has been suggested that the PHS Plate beneath the Izu volcanic arc was dried as a result of the consumption of a large amount of fluid for melt production before subduction (Arai et al. 2014), the seismogenic region may have been locally hydrated before subduction and remained hydrated afterward.

The viability of using X-ray microtomography (μCT) to quantify and track changes in morphology of SLM Ti porous structures at each stage of the post-laser melting production was tested, quantifying its quality through process.

The results showed that there was a relationship between surface melt water production and seismic event (ice quakes), and these occurred on a pattern related to the glacier surface melt-water controlled velocity changes (stick-slip motion).

He concluded that, as the ice melted, primary production would rise by only 11%, not 300%, as a linear extrapolation would suggest.The reason is the green seabed.

Volatile species (H2O, CO2, S, Cl, and F) recycling in subduction zones is the main driver of mantle wedge melting and production of arc magmas.

Besides ternary nitrides and oxides, quaternary chromium based oxy-nitride coating systems as (Cr1 − xAlx ON are promising candidates for tribological applications revealing high potential for decreasing adhesion and deforming forces between PVD coated tool and plastics melt during the production, e.g. of optical components or microstructered parts.