"volumetric rate" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a rate based on the change in volume of a material or substance over time. For example, "The volumetric rate of expansion for the liquid was measured to be 0.1 m/s".
The validated model was then used to determine the local volumetric rate of energy absorption (LVREA) and volumetric rate of energy (VREA) profiles.
They see a frictional pressure loss with increasing solid volumetric rate at a fixed Reynolds number.
In the second step, optimization is performed with respect to the oxidant volumetric rate.
H2 consumption is considered as one of the key performance indicators of this process which was defined as the ratio of the volumetric rate of required hydrogen (at normal condition) to the volumetric rate of feed.
The experiments were monitored in real-time for pressure, temperature, and volumetric rate discharge.
It permits a rigorous quantification of the local volumetric rate of radiant energy absorption (LVREA) inside the reactor.
The intrinsic volumetric rate constant was found to be directly proportional to the palladium loading of the washcoat.
With the rapid development of small and medium cities urbanization in China and rapid growth of urban population, increases of urban volumetric rate cars are surged at present.
At present, with Chinese rapid development of small and medium cities urbanization and rapid growth of urban population, increase of urban volumetric rate cars is surged.
Results have proven the rate of H2 production is proportional to the mean volumetric rate of radiant light absorbed demonstrating a linear thermokinetic coupling.
In case of 2-lamp system, the maximum local volumetric rate of energy absorption (〈LVREA〉) occurred at Xlamp=40 mm, and it was independent of the catalyst loading.
