Sentence examples for press temperature from inspiring English sources

Plackett Burman factorial design was first employed to eliminate some factors from selected seven important parameters: flake thickness, flake length, dried chips moisture content (MC%), amount of adhesive, pressing time, pressure, and press temperature.

Press temperature had a more significant effect on the strawboard dimensional stability than on mechanical properties.

Both modulus of elasticity (MOE) and modulus of rupture (MOR) of the specimens increased with increasing pressure and press temperature.

Effects of mixing ratios of fibrous material and press temperature on the above-mentioned properties were also investigated.

Press temperature, calcium chloride and the interaction of both variables had significant effects (p < 0.01) on all the studied properties.

The MC was tested between 2 and 12%, BC between 2 and 8%, and press temperature between 135 and 218°C.

The optimum press temperatures were found 191 °C, 196 °C and 195 °C, for corresponding press times of 23 min, 24 min and 30 min for 5, 10 and 15 mm board thickness levels, respectively.

The effects of two variable factors namely press temperatures (25 and 60 °C) and calcium chloride contents (3%, 5%and7%7% w/w cement) on some physico-mechanical properties were also investigated.

We controlled the hot-press temperature, time and pressure to determine the bonding strength and formaldehyde emission.

In this paper, a comprehensive investigation of the effect of heat-press temperature, pressure and duration on the morphological and mechanical characteristics of electrospun membrane is accomplished.

In addition, orthogonal experimental design was employed to optimize three factors (hot-press temperature, HDPE particle size and HDPE content) to achieve desired mechanical and water resistance properties of particleboards bonded by a mixture adhesive.