Sentence examples for slope boundary from inspiring English sources

The beam bending slope boundary condition obtained in the frame work of variational principle is different from the well-known average condition.

In waste rock piles with horizontal layers, most of the acidity discharged through vertical preferential flow channels while with inclined fine grained layers, capillary diversion channeled the AMD to the outer slope boundary, keeping the pile interior relatively dry.

This paper presents results for small-scale n-heptane pool fire experiments near a slope, showing how flame shape and heat flux are influenced by slope angle, slope boundary condition and distance from flame base.

Another analysis reveals the existence, for appropriate relations between density ratios and junction locations, of a mode in which the behaviour is like that of an L-shaped membrane with a "directed slope" boundary condition on the cut-out edges: the other (massless) segment moves like a doubly ruled surface in the form of a hyperbolic paraboloid.

For liquid phase CO2, Danckwerts and zero slope boundary conditions were applied at the reactor entrance and exit as before.

In this paper, a two-step approach was proposed and implemented for reducing the edge effects and improving wavefront slope boundary condition.

A significant difference in mean flow velocity occurred near the upper and lower slope boundaries of the field, while significant differences (P < 0.05) in runoff depth and effective shear stress were observed among different slope positions.

However, for more complicated offshore scarps or for onshore mountainous regions, deep seated failures often develop along curved surfaces, and the top and bottom slope boundaries have a significant effect.

The model was subject to simple harmonic forcing across a sloping boundary with a seepage face boundary condition.

The large scale flow for which the model was developed involves internal waves reflecting from a sloping boundary.

Based on 1D BEQ, we present a general approximate method to predict the water table response in a semi-infinite aquifer system with a vertical or sloping boundary.