Sentence examples for rate of outlet from inspiring English sources
The solution starts with an assumption of the initial total molar flow rate of outlet gases (Ftot) of the combustion zone.
The heating rate of outlet syngas, strata floor and roof was relatively slow as the main purpose of this phase was to preheat the coal seam and accumulated thermal energy, in preparation for latter phase (Stanczyk et al. 2011; Krzysztof et al. 2012).
where FIN,1 is the molar flow rate of inlet process gases in the stream number.1 (kmol/h), FIN,2 is the molar flow rate of inlet air in the stream number 2 (kmol/h), FOUT is the molar flow rate of each gas from the combustion zone (kmol/h), Ftot is the total molar flow rate of outlet gases from the combustion zone (kmol/h).
Annual auditing of retail outlets (see below) will maintain the accuracy of the number and rate of outlets selling tobacco in each community over the study period.
Otherwise, a new guessing value of the total molar flow rates of outlet gases from the combustion zone will be assumed.
Based on the flow rate of each segment, the rate distribution of outlet can be obtained Q_{y}^{text{ex}} = frac{1}{m}sumlimits_{i = 1}^{m} {q_{i,n} }. (12).
The transient flow rate of the micropump is obtained by substituting the pressure in microchamber into the flow rate function of outlet microvalves.
Then the model is rotated π/2 and tested again, we can get the flow rate equation of outlet Q_{y i,n)}^{text{cal}} = Aleft( {frac{{k_{yx} }}{mu }frac{{p_{i - 1,n} - p_{i,n} }}{varDelta x} + frac{{k_{yy} }}{mu }frac{{p_{i,n - 1} - p_{i,n} }}{varDelta y}} right).
But Poundland, which currently has 450 shops, is expanding at a rate of 60 outlets per year.
Influence of inlet air temperature (120 180 °C), feed temperature (4 30 °C) and pump rate (20 40%) on the survival rates of microorganisms, outlet temperature, moisture content and water activity were assessed after drying and modeled by RSM.
Along with the outlet boundary, the flow rate of each segment in outlet boundary is non-linear.
