Sentence examples for retention coefficient from inspiring English sources

The average retention coefficient for intensive systems (89%) was higher than for extensive systems (74%).

For the SMC composites containing 6% silicone-acrylate emulsion, the modulus of rupture, internal bond strength and the strength retention coefficient after immersion have all increased significantly.

The sorptivity evaluated by 48-h water absorption and strength retention coefficient (RS) is significantly improved as increasing the content of water repellent.

And a linear function is suitable to describe the reduction in strength retention coefficient with the increase of the water absorption.

It discusses modelling of established graphical and tabulated parameters of modules in a series configuration such as the bundle pressure drop of the brine stream inside the RO permeator (OPfb) and the membrane flux retention coefficient (MFRC).

For example, the retention coefficient of a 1000 kDa dextran fraction decreased from R = 0.41 to less than 0.02 as the permeate flow rate was increased from 3 to 18 mL/min at a feed flow rate of 120 mL/min due to concentration polarization in the hollow fiber module.

Absorption and retention coefficients, maintenance and gain requirements were estimated.

Helium retention coefficients on the order of 10−4 were obtained based on the experimental data.

The best retention coefficients (%R) for free glycerol and soap were 97.5% and 96.6% respectively.

Absorption and retention coefficients, and the net requirements for maintenance are similar across treatments.

The measured dextran retention coefficients were a strong function of the permeate and feed flow rates.