Sentence examples for square bend from inspiring English sources
These welcome effects are largely due to a more even distribution of electrolytes over the electrode surface which eventually increases the power density of the fuel cell about 1.78% compared to channels with 0.8 mm square bend size.
Characteristic pressure drop-flow rate curves are generated for all row numbers of the OPR1000 steam generators (SGs), representative of Combustion Engineering (CE) type SGs featuring square bend U-tubes.
Moreover, it is shown that the serpentine flow channels with 1.2 mm square bend size act successfully in preventing secondary flows internal thereby decreasing pressure drop about 90.6% compared to serpentine flow channels with a bend size of 0.8 mm.
Two examples are treated: a square plate with a circular hole under tension and a simply supported square bending plate under uniformly distributed load.
It is found that the flow field, local current and potential of serpentine, straight parallel and spiral tubular flow channels distribute almost uniformly, except the significant vortex regions and high resistance at the square bends of straight parallel channel due to the sudden geometric changes.
Sutton started with technique, the way Harris always arrived at the ball in the same position: shoulders square, knees bent, legs moving but not crossed.
Long nudged aside a coffee table, assumed the hitting position — legs flexed, body squared, arms bent and out front — and moved his front foot up and down.
In the late 19th century, he said, "staples got better and more precise, more square on the bend".
His small stature and powerful forearms allow him to cut and pull forcefully and though he lacks the dainty footwork of the textbook stylist, one square drive, on bended knee, was as classical a stroke as any purist could ever produce.
Cropping long helical structures into small square pieces allows bending or distortion of the helices to be accounted for.
The engineering meaning of the Sobolev inequality becomes that the square of maximum bending of a string ((M=1)) or a beam ((M=2)) is estimated from above by the constant multiple of the potential energy [7, 8].
