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Power law coefficients

FIGURE 35.39 Pressure buildup in the nip region between two calender rolls as a function of the power-law coefficient. [Pg.1006]

The interpretation of the elements of the matrix 0 is slightly more subtle, as they represent the derivatives of unknown functions fi(x) with respect to the variables x at the point x° = 1. Nevertheless, an interpretation of these parameters is possible and does not rely on the explicit knowledge of the detailed functional form of the rate equations. Note that the definition corresponds to the scaled elasticity coefficients of Metabolic Control Analysis, and the interpretation is reminiscent to the interpretation of the power-law coefficients of Section VII.C Each element 6% of the matrix measures the normalized degree of saturation, or likewise, the effective kinetic order, of a reaction v, with respect to a substrate Si at the metabolic state S°. Importantly, the interpretation of the elements of does again not hinge upon any specific mathematical representation of specific... [Pg.192]

Enthalpy per unit mass Liquid depth Ratio of specific heats Kinetic energy of turbulence Power law coefficient Viscous losses per unit mass Length... [Pg.454]

The power law coefficient can also be derived from the optical response at frequencies co greater than the Hubbard gap since then the frequency dependent conductivity is governed by inter Hubbard sub-band transitions and becomes CT(a)) = (with n = 2 for the quarter-filled situation). This is markedly... [Pg.255]

Particle counters also show promise for process control and performance evaluation, particularly in low-turbidity waters. Applications include more accurate evaluation of pilot plant studies and more sensitive control of particulate separation processes. However, when the power-law coefficient, p, is greater than 3, submicron particles, which escape detection with available counters, may control the magnitude of the total surface area concentration and the light-scattering properties of the particulate. It is likely that accurate process control and monitoring of solids/liquid separation processes will require both turbidimetric and particle size distribution measurements. Particle counting appears most promising as a feedback control sensor. [Pg.327]

The mixture is non-Newtonian. If it is considered a power law slurry, derive the power law exponent / and the power law coefficient K. [Pg.143]

Consistency index or power law coefficient for a pseudoplastic A constant that is independent of shear rate but is related to the first-order structural decay process and is express in minutes ... [Pg.157]

The description of the core-flow behaviour of viscoelastic polyacrylamide solutions can be approximated, using two power-law coefficients and the critical flow rate. [Pg.107]

Afi = empirical coefficient determined through curve fit B = apparent dip angle B = true dip angle g = gravity acceleration vector, mL/t hg = observation gauge depth, L = injection well depth, L = observation well depth, L k = permeability, L, md K= power-law coefficient, mt /L s= power-law exponent n = index of summation N= a number p = pressure, m/Lt, psi... [Pg.156]

The temperature dependence of viscosity can be incorporated into the empiricisms for viscosity. For example, the temperature dependence of the power law coefficients is given as... [Pg.113]


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