Sentence examples for settling height from inspiring English sources

A novel approach for relating suspension batch settling data (settling height vs time) to model settling flux functions is presented.

The approach exploits a new closed-form solution relating settling height and time for a very simple functional form of the settling flux.

The closed-form solution for settling height and time has a parametric dependence on the slope and intercept of the above-mentioned (straight line) hindered settling property: thus a functional relationship between batch settling height and suspension material property parameters is established.

In the particular case where power law fits are employed to describe the settling height data, an analytic formula can be derived linking the settling flux function explicitly and directly to the power law fitting parameters.

Moreover by adjusting the slope and intercept parameters, the closed-form solutions for settling height vs time can be matched to batch settling experimental data, and thereby the settling flux can be directly obtained.

The fluidized bed is 0.193 m internal diameter and 0.8 m height, and it is filled with silica sand particles, reaching a settle height of 0.22 m.

(i) fluidization conditions (superficial gas velocity, settled bed height), (ii) particle properties (minimum fluidization velocity), and (iii) bed size (diameter).

It was observed that the superficial velocity during loading and washing steps, as well as the settled bed height, has a strong positive effect on the F objective function used to evaluate the production of the purified chitosanases.

Beds 50 mm in diameter with various settled bed heights and superficial velocities were simulated for direct comparison with experimental results obtained using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and a pressure sensor (Müller et al., 2007).

Plausible functional forms are considered for fitting batch settling test (height vs. time) data.

As underflow solids fraction is increased, thickeners operated at a specified aggregate densification rate (or equivalently at a fixed settling zone height) tend to approach a 'fully densified' suspension state (defined as a point at which the extent of aggregate densification ceases to change with time), with improved thickening performance.