Sentence examples for transfer considerations from inspiring English sources
Plastics, polymers, and synthetic fibres involve chemical-reaction engineering problems in their manufacture, with fluid flow and heat transfer considerations dominating their fabrication.
The fundamentals of design and operation of microreactors are explained, and the necessary heat and mass transfer considerations are presented.
In this study, the oil-degrading consortium, able to remediate contaminated soils and water, productivity was successfully enhanced with simultaneous HXD and oxygen transfer considerations.
However, the formation of two phases during the course of the reaction imposes the need for modifications to allow for mass transfer considerations.
Mass transfer considerations, bioreactor data collection and how to take a bioprocessing approach to bioreactor design are described, with an example of liver tissue engineering.
Kinetic and spectroscopic studies link the observation of anomalous zero-order kinetics in arylboronic acid concentration to phase transfer considerations, both in producing free radicals from the oxidant and in utilizing these free radicals in the reaction.
Average velocities, more difficult to measure but significant in mass-transfer considerations, are lower.
Heat-transfer considerations are critical in the design of multiple reaction microdevices.
Such objects vanishes when we transfer our considerations with respect to holonomic bases for a trivial N-connection and zero 'vertical' dimension.
Key elements of the grassroots component are Multiple Utilities, Heat Transfer Area considerations, additional design tools beyond the Pinch Design Method, forbidden matches and an introduction to the use of optimisation for heat exchanger network design.
The design of our system considered a number of issues, including time intervals between control and acquisition events, longest continuous recording period, data transfer bottleneck considerations, file archiving and format, and real-time display and processing.
