Sentence examples for solids in particular from inspiring English sources
A new approach is presented for modeling steady combustion of energetic solids, in particular HMX.
On the other hand, most solids, in particular, metals, have thermal conductivities much higher, say, by one to three orders of magnitude, compared with that of liquids.
Cellular solids in particular aluminum foam are a special class of light material that exhibit several unique characteristic applications in various areas of industry.
Yield criteria for elastic-perfectly plastic solids, in particular, the Mises and Tresca ones, permit unlimited hydrostatic stresses, leading to some singularity in the classical Melan Koiter shakedown theory.
Over the last decade, high-resolution Angle-Resolved Photoemission Spectroscopy (ARPES) has emerged as a tool of choice for studying the electronic structure of solids, in particular, strongly correlated complex materials such as cuprate superconductors.
This work presents a contribution on the numerical modelling capabilities for the simulation of fluid flow and heat transfer in cellular solids – in particular we focus on open cell aluminium foams.
Ni Nb Cr–O solid in particular revealed an enhanced ethylene selectivity of ca. 85% at slightly reduced ethane conversion.
Also, high-solids loadings can cause insufficient mixing, or mixing can be too energy-consuming in conventional stirred-tank reactors as the viscosity of slurries increases abruptly at increasing solids loadings, in particular over 20% solids [ 11, 12].
This model was based on considerations of the outlet geometry and solids inertia, in particular the ability of the solids to resist the change in direction of the airflow as it curves towards the exit of the CFB riser.
This study explored the insights into the theory of dry solids classification, in particular the classical dynamics aspects related to the mass loading of particles, deck inclination of the screen, and resulting measures of flowability.
On the other hand, the measurement of the low-temperature properties of solids and in particular their temperature dependence supplies precious information about the type and structure of the investigated sample.
