Sentence examples for mix of particulate from inspiring English sources

First, in a much publicized pronouncement in 2014, the government declared "war" on the country's air pollution, which routinely tops international charts for its toxic mix of particulate matter from cars, coal-fired plants and other elements of the heavily industrial economy.

Based on scientific research conducted in several Indian communities, we gather unequivocal evidence that high levels of air pollution, containing a mix of particulate and gaseous combustion products, produces adverse effects on population health at different stages of life and call for area-specific mitigation strategies.

The mixing of particulates such as powders is an important process in many industries including pharmaceuticals, plastics, household products (such as detergents) and food processing.

The objective of this study is to examine several optimization problems in the batch mixing of segregating particulate solids that can be set up and solved using Markov chain models.

Therefore, this paper investigates enhancement of particulate mixing in a fluidized bed by using novel inclined slotted swirling distributor.

NO2 is considered an indicator of the complex mix of various gaseous and particulate components originating from both traffic combustion and wear of road and vehicles.

These devices used for mixing and/or granulation of particulates, are classified broadly as gravity controlled, bladed and high shear.

A method of mixing particulate materials during their pneumatic transport is proposed.

Because the concentration of individual air pollutants covaried, these studies did not include single pollutant analyses but instead focused on a mix of air pollutants that included particulate matter ≤ 10 μm in aerodynamic diameter (PM10), PM total suspended particles (TSP), sulfur dioxide (SO2), nitrogen oxides (NOx), and carbon monoxide (CO).

For the process of mixing any particulate system, the fundamental technological problem is the determination of the time necessary to obtain a mixture of the desired degree of mixing.

An isotopic mixing model was employed to estimate the contributions of particulate sources.