Sentence examples for thinning effect from inspiring English sources

A method to quantify the shear thinning effect for polymer clay nanocomposites has been developed.

The possible reason for thinning effect is discussed on both aspects of crystal growth and fluid dynamics.

The heat thinning effect is greatest for Newtonian fluids where the viscous dissipation and the local temperature are highest at the tip of the blades.

Consequently, a regulatory scenario of monoculture spring barley with an early spray treatment eliciting the eggshell thinning effect was applied using concentrations eliciting effects of zero to 100% in steps of 5%.

By suggesting that the polymer dynamics in entangled polymer melts possesses the property of dynamical self-similarity, we argue that the power-law exponent of the Carreau-Yasuda law, which empirically describes the shear thinning effect of the polymer melt viscosity, is inversely proportional to the exponent of the molecular mass dependence of the terminal relaxation time.

As shown in Figure 6, because of the membrane thinning effect, the conductance of the channel is altered.

In the case of thinning, effects of thinning intensity, rotation length and site quality must be assessed in order to formulate sustainable management practices.

This is because of its pipe wall wearing and thinning effects that could lead to sudden and sometimes catastrophic failures, as well as a huge economic loss.

Thinning effects on soil microbial activity and biomass in two sites of a Mediterranean forest, in Cuenca Mountain (South-eastern of Spain), were compared 2 6 years following treatments.

The final hydrate slurry exhibits shear thinning effects describable by the Ostwald-de Waele model, and displays very little hysteresis in the shear rate dependence.

This suggests that during near-wall fluid velocity measurement inside the microchannel, nanofluid does not show any shear thickening or thinning effects.