Sentence examples for rise coefficient from inspiring English sources

The design of a mixed flow compressor stage with an extremely high flow coefficient of 0.25 and a high pressure rise coefficient of 0.56 is described.

The chemical (hydraulic products, consumption of Ca[OH]2), the physical characteristics (apparent density, porosity accessible to water through capillaries and capillary rise coefficient), the compressive and flexural strength, the static and dynamic modulus of elasticity were evaluated.

In this paper, we propose an optimization approach that can simultaneously determine the four major aerodynamic coefficients of road tunnels: the friction coefficient of tunnel wall, the averaged drag coefficients of small-sized and large-size vehicles, and the pressure-rise coefficient of jet fans.

This is because as the Reynolds number increases, the blade's lift coefficient [24] rises and the drag coefficients decrease (Fig. 7a, b) thus providing greater torque.

With evidence from Table 1 that computing using gives rise to coefficient estimates with smaller prediction error than when the maximum number of PCs is used, we use the following arguments to justify our rule (see step 3 of the Algorithm presented earlier) to determine the number of components,, to use in computing.

A variable effect absorption refrigeration cycle is proposed which can obtain a rising COP (Coefficient of Performance) versus the rising generation temperature.

Clay plasticity index increases with low valence state content growing and reduces with high valence state content rising; Permeability coefficient becomes larger with cation valence state increasing in the same cation concentration solutions; whereas, clay shear strength decreases with low valence state content growing, and increases with high valence state ion content rising.

The decrease in the sliding speed and load leads to the rise of friction coefficient and wear rate.

In the case of thin coatings, an increase in wax content on the surface gave rise to the coefficient of friction.

HfCl4 partial pressure and activity coefficient rise more sharply the smaller is the ionic potential of alkali cations in the series from Li+ to Cs+, as HfCl4 concentration is increased.

Experimentally induced in vitro maturation caused an approximately 3-fold rise in friction coefficient (P < 0.02, N = 4) compared to freshly isolated immature cartilage.