Sentence examples for rate of pressurization from inspiring English sources

At some point, the rate of pressurization changes such that the pressure time curve departs from linearity, as shown in Fig. 2a.

Very recently a bench study comparing HS and HN suggested a better performance of the latter in terms of triggering performance, patient-ventilator synchrony, and rate of pressurization [ 14].

We compare hPSV, hNAVA and hNAVA15, all delivered using the new helmet, with respect to patient's dyspnea, assessed by a visual analogue scale (VASd), arterial blood gases (ABGs), EAdipeak, rate of ventilator pressurization and triggering performance.

Finally, the principal mechanical performance of PSP was further explored, and the effects of pressurization rate and temperature on the pressure drop were also investigated.

The fluid pressure, as a controlling factor that integratively accounts for the effects of pressurization rate and duration, determines the degree of fracture branching.

Another relevant conclusion is that an optimal value of pressurization rate can be found that maximizes formability.

The measured burn rate and pressurization rate of SWCNT (optical igniter -Al NP (fuel)-CuO NP (oxigniter -Alposites were fouNP to attain maximum values ofuel -CuOs and ∼5.9 ± 0.8 psi/μs, respectively, in the case ofuel -CuO1 wt.%)-NPM coxidizers.

Results of closed vessel combustion tests show that the RDX@Fe2O3 Al combustion velocity accelerates to an average pressurization rate of 2.527 MPa/μs.

As the amount of SWCNTs added into the nEM matrix was further increased (i.e., SWCNT > 2 wt.%), both the burn rate and the pressurization rate of the as-prepared SWCNT-nEM composites decreased significantly.

The depth of penetration increased with higher pressurization pressure, duration of pressurization, and earlier stem insertion (lower viscosity), but maintained a similar profile.

Tests were performed to examine the influence of pressurization profile, coolant flow rate and coolant temperature on metal hydride temperature and reaction rate.