Sentence examples for trapped water from inspiring English sources

There are three stages in the demulsifying process of pure emulsion: (1) small asphalt droplet coalescence along with trapped water; (2) trapped water diffuses out from coalesced asphalt droplets; (3) complete demulsification.

On Monday, Tepco offered one possible explanation, saying the barriers had already trapped water during a typhoon that swept through eastern Japan last week.

The report added that research in the 1950s had identified the problem of ice formation in fuel systems from dissolved or entrained (trapped) water but did not identify the scenario of accumulated ice release and subsequent restriction to fuel flow.

Research in the 1950s identified the problem of ice formation in fuel systems from dissolved or trapped water but did not identify the possibility of accumulated ice restricting fuel flow.

Most of these features on the films originated from (1) the difference in the thermal expansion coefficients of the graphene film and the native copper catalyst during their decoupling in water, and (2) trapped water between the film and coverslip during the transfer process.

Adtranz had delivered thousands of trains with the conventional method without cracks, but the washers trapped water and this caused them to corrode and crack.

No correction was made for trapped sucrose in the final wash of the mink red cells with 300 mM sucrose, which may have added no more than 0.2% dry matter (0.3 M × 342 (MW) × 0.02) provided that closely packed red cells contain a maximum of 2% trapped water space [ 9].

After the spin cycle, remove the shower curtain and re-spin the cloth items to remove trapped water.

Moreover, the single largest oil blob found at residual oil saturation was larger than any trapped water blob, suggesting that water remained trapped at the crevices of grain-to-grain contacts and therefore a more dominant wetting phase in this mixed-wet system.

The mountains surrounding the valley now trap air a bit like they once trapped water.

By experimentally measuring the change in resonance frequency and Q-factor at the first and third resonance modes and using a detailed acoustic model in which the trapped liquid is treated as viscoelastic layer under a viscous liquid, the properties of trapped water-glycerol mixture confined in nanopores has been deduced.