Sentence examples for mixture strength from inspiring English sources
The 7 days compressive strength of the mixture that has 10 % SF (M3) was 97.9 % of the control mixture strength (M1), while the 28 days strength was 91.3%% of the control mixture strength respectively.
It was focused on the effects of mixture strength and injection timing on the characteristics of hydrogen combustion.
In this note the dependence of Markstein number on mixture strength is explicitly determined.
The mixture is initialized as a random distribution with variable mixture strength in decaying isotropic turbulence.
Consistent with previous investigations, cellular instabilities are shown to become more prevalent as the initial mixture strength and/or the Damköhler number are decreased.
Increasingly, engines operate under different conditions of temperature, pressure, and mixture strength from those in these tests.
In addition, the onset conditions of the cellular instability are mapped as a function of stretch rates, initial mixture strengths, and flame curvature.
To examine the effects of curvature on extinction, the critical fuel dilution ratios at extinction are measured at various stretch rates, initial mixture strengths and flame curvature for fuels diluted in N2, He, Ar or CO2.
The present analysis suggests that gradient effects on local flame properties may differ significantly from general stratification effects in which different ranges of mixture strengths are present, and separating these aspects of partially premixed combustion is critical to the proper interpretation of data, where both may be relevant in different applications.
Cement addition increased the mixtures strength and reduced their erodibility and capillary flow characteristics, but increased shrinkage.
The results show that Nano Fe2O3 can improve the mechanical properties of stone mastic asphalt to an acceptable level so that the stiffness modulus of the mixtures have improved due to using nano-material and the mixtures strength is also enhanced against the fatigue.
