Sentence examples for separation improvement from inspiring English sources

The fillers can be used for separation improvement.

Promising results are provided showing separation improvement when using the fixed beamforming preprocessing.

Moreover, the processing of insights gained by the model is demonstrated, leading to a suggestion for a separation improvement, either being focused on the membrane or on the applied solvent (mixture).

The cost of adding very low quantity of MWCNT (< 1.5 wt%) to the adsorbents is believed to be neglected in a comparison to the CO2 separation improvements.

(11) Three factors were studied to improve the overall spatial separation and improvement of precision.

With a very small separation, this improvement would be substantial.

A new design is proposed in the present study to obtain equilibrium separation efficiency improvement associated with a remixing-effect suppression and cascading effect enhancement.

The second experiment will demonstrate the advantage of AVIVA in the aspect of convergence speed and separation performance improvement in a noisy environment and in a high reverberant environment.

It was found that the undesirable disadvantage of the remixing effect could be reduced effectively by suitably tilting the column and controlling the flow-rate fraction at both top and bottom product streams, leading to a considerable separation efficiency improvement.

Based on the analysis of the EIS and transient photocurrent response, the efficient charge separation and the improvement of electrical conductivity were achieved in SnNb2O6 compared with others, which may predict the enhancement of the photocatalytic performance.

Therefore, the objectives are (1) utilization of waste IOS for the fabrication of ceramic membrane which is a step forward for the minimization of solid waste, (2) characterization of the fabricated membrane and (3) its application in solvent-coke separation for the improvement of coke properties, namely, ash and sulphur content reduction and increment of carbon content.