Sentence examples for relevant pressure from inspiring English sources
For typical toluene tracer concentrations ⩽10%, the ignition delay time τign changes by less than 10% in the relevant pressure and temperature range.
During the last few decades, only very few studies into hyperbaric effects have been published, especially for the most relevant pressure range of up to 10 bar.
The effect of clinically relevant pressure duration on sacral skin blood flow and temperature in patients after acute spinal cord injury.
Methods have advanced substantially in recent years to enable densities and elastic wave velocities of candidate lower mantle assemblages to be calculated for the appropriate compositions at relevant pressure and temperature compositions (e.g., Wang et al. 2015 and references therein).
The goal is to develop, build, and put into operation the HydRA apparatus, a facility for performing experiments on forced precipitation of barite in the pore spaces of sandstone under geothermally relevant pressure and temperature conditions.
The present work represents the most comprehensive set of methane/ethane/propane ignition delay time measurements available in a single study which extends the composition envelope over an industrially relevant pressure range.
This approach increases the average peak pressure from 1.17 MPa to 5.33 MPa while maintaining a relevant pressure-time curve (near Friedlander waveform).
To study these reaction systems at relevant pressures, the ReactorSTM has been used.
Therefore, it is of great importance to understand the phase relations together with the knowledge of the degree of melting at relevant pressures and temperatures.
The linear scaling of the gravimetric hydrogen storage capacity of single- and multi-walled carbon nanotubes (SWNTs and MWNTs) with the specific surface area is investigated at ambient temperature (298 K) and technically relevant pressures (0.9 1.6 MPa).
Using the approach of ab initio atomistic thermodynamics, free energy phase-diagrams for oxygen/transition metal systems in (T, p -space ranging from ultra-high vacuum to technically relevant p -spaces, p, and temperanging, T, are discussed.
