Sentence examples for mixing regime from inspiring English sources

The concentration of sodium hydroxide solution, mass ratio of sodium silicate to sodium hydroxide solution, ground granulated blast-furnace slag replacement ratio, mixing regime, mixing time, curing temperature, and cumulative temperature in heat curing were taken into account as design parameters.

Activity tests were done in a static reactor under ideal mixing regime.

The threshold angular velocity was found to be the spot at which the mixing regime changes from diffusion to secondary flow.

We begin an exploration of new physical length scales that may characterize a transition to a new Rayleigh–Taylor mixing regime.

However, this assumption disregards mixing regime characteristics as well as flow and concentration variability in evaluating xenobiotic removal performances and may consequently lead to biased estimates or even negative elimination efficiencies.

Even under poor mixing conditions, mass transfer of PCBs to a passive sampler in sediment was greatly reduced in the presence of AC. (29) Homogeniety of AC distribution and mixing regime will influence the time required to observe full treatment benefits under field conditions.

This is due mainly to the differences in mixing regimes, procedures, climatic conditions and aggregate surface moisture estimation.

Physical or 'pseudo' modelling was used to simulate the general flow patterns and mixing regimes in transparent pseudo reactors (to allow visualization).

The effect of mixing regimes and residence time distribution (RTD) on solute transport in wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) is well understood in environmental engineering.

This paper addresses this gap by describing patterns in lake and tributary inputs, water residence times, and mixing regimes for a suite of western Lake Superior wetlands that differ in the amount of tributary and seiche flow they receive.

Biodiversity of zooplankton and pelagic nekton in GoMA is influenced by the diversity of pelagic habitats found in the region, which span a range of depth zones, temperatures, productivity levels, and mixing regimes.