Sentence examples for penetration coefficients from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, the present type of artificial finger could be used to assess contact cooling rates of cold materials with a very high thermal penetration coefficients (over 7200 J m−2 s−1/2 K−1) and at a surface temperature of below −4°C.

Furthermore, since the LBLX model can separately predict the AER for the air infiltration pathway and natural ventilation pathway, its integration with indoor air quality models could support the use of unique pathway-dependent penetration coefficients for certain air pollutants.

In regards to the permeability results, the penetration coefficient (Kw) of water penetrating in unsaturated concrete under hydrostatic pressure per DIN 1048 was estimated based on the average depth rather than the maximum depth of penetration.

A penetration coefficient (k) of 7 × 10−4 cm2 s−1 is calculated.

In this study, we carried out a visualization experiment to analyze the penetration behavior of a secondary air jet system as a function of the jet penetration coefficient (C) and momentum flux ratio (J), based on previous research studies.

The results show that samples that were ponded for two days after being conditioned in 35%and7070% RHs (DoS of 40.8% (±0.1%) and 68.8% (±0.5%) respectively) show a 40× and 10× increase respectively in the penetration coefficient over the saturated sample.

Based on analysis of parameter changes of moisture characteristic curves and penetration coefficient curves caused by changes in soil structure as a result of mining, as well as the adverse effects on the local environment caused by changes in the vadose zone, it can be concluded that ground fissures and surface subsidence have a large impact on soil water migration.

Conversely, the speed ski record, one of the fastest non motorized sport on land, seems to have reached its limits after 70 years of technological improvements under major environmental constraints (e.g. air penetration coefficient, snow quality, slope).

This equation assumes that the penetration coefficient for ozone is unity, an assumption that remains largely untested, and ignores gas-phase reactions, which tend to be smaller sinks than surface reactions.

linear attenuation coefficient, mass attenuation coefficient, penetration depth, equivalent atomic number, exposure buildup factor have been computed for seven different concretes (ordinary, hematite serpentine, ilmenite limonite, basalt magnetite, ilmenite, steel-scrap and steel magnetite) in the energy region of 0.015 15.0 MeV.

Concerning additional errors from signal penetration, the backscattering coefficient σ0 has been analyzed over the floating ice tongue (Supplementary Table 2).