Sentence examples for more homogeneous flow from inspiring English sources

A low α indicates a flat solids hold-up profile, more homogeneous flow and better solids-gas contact efficiency.

The performance of the mixed flow compressor can be boosted with a more homogeneous distribution of aerodynamic parameters from blade hub to tip, a more homogeneous flow field and a higher pressure recovery coefficient.

The flow regime also strongly depends on the initial gas distribution and on the size of the plant: improving the sparger and increasing the column height lead to a more homogeneous flow.

At these high-density conditions, refluxing of solids near the riser wall, commonly observed in low-density CFB risers, disappeared and was replaced by a more homogeneous flow structure.

The asymmetrical orientation of DME on the rotating shafts significantly improved the breakage capability of the reverse-placed elements, allowing a more homogeneous flow pattern of incoming granular material, with efficient layering and liquid exchange between the lumps and un-granulated fines.

Actually, delivery of a decelerating gas flow has been reported to achieve more homogeneous flow distribution and lower peak airway pressure [ 27].

Thereby, both tested patterns behave similarly suggesting that in the used co-flow configuration only a small change of MPL's hydrophobicity is sufficient to obtain significantly more homogeneous current density distribution.

It was found that during flooding and drainage of the vegetated tidal marsh, the flow was concentrated in and routed through bare tidal channels, whereas on the unvegetated tidal flat more homogeneous sheet flow occurred.

Inclining the inlet port also produced a more nearly homogeneous flow structure at top dead centre during the compression stroke.

The theoretical analysis revealed that a more homogeneous distribution of flowing units with a smaller volume, together with a larger free volume concentration, existed in the specimen under relatively higher loading frequencies.

The reason for separating the focus groups by gender was to create more homogeneous groups, since the flow of an interview was expected to be smoother in more homogenous groups compared to mixed groups [ 29].