Sentence examples for solute mass from inspiring English sources

Their solution yields the redistribution of pore pressure, temperature, solute mass fraction, and stress that result from drilling.

We define the Boussinesq parameter ερ = βω Δω where βω is the solutal expansivity and Δω is the characteristic difference in solute mass fraction.

This potential limitation is illustrated through simulations for solute mass flux involving the migration of a binary salt solution (KCl) through a clay barrier with exchange sites saturated with a single exchangeable cation (e.g., Na+) that enters the pore solution upon ion exchange with the salt cation (K+).

For the base case studied (inlet temperature of 50°C, seed crystal size of 40 microns) the optimal solution was for 2% seed mass loading (with respect to solute mass) and with 80% water antisolvent use (by mass with respect to process solvent acetone); the crystalliser size was 4.25 L with a total cost of 101,370 GBP, achieving a product yield of 50% with a product crystal size of 83.6 microns.

Based on moment analysis, however, there was little retardation of the center of solute mass.

The solution diffusion model was used to develop power correlations to calculate the permeate side solute mass transfer coefficient as a function of effective cross-flow Reynolds number.

Another explanation is that molecular diffusion drives the solute mass transfer between mobile and immobile water regions, but the surface of contact between these water regions is small.

Based on the experimental heat capacity data, a universal empirical formula was correlated as a function of temperature and solute mass fraction.

These properties form the often used "structural parameter", S, which accounts for a membrane's structural resistance to solute mass transfer within the support layer.

In this work, we reduce the Zydney-transformed governing equations for solute mass transfer to an analogous convective heat transfer problem.

The number of mineral-weathering rates that can be determined is limited by the number of elements for which solute mass-balance equations can be written.