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Varying density

A more general case of continuously varying density was treated by Omstein and Zemicke for scattering of... [Pg.1416]

Fibers of different diameters, lengths, shapes, and densities fractionate, or break up, when processed together in airstreams. This fractionation results in the formation of webs with different top and bottom surface characteristics, as well as varying density and porosity gradients. Such stmctures ate well suited for many filtration appHcations. [Pg.151]

CASE 3 GASES WITH VARYING DENSITY, TEMPERATURE, AND TOTAL PRESSURE... [Pg.162]

The machinery employed in the early refineries was rather small in scale and operated iiiefficieutly. Generally, equipment consisted of a series of shell tubes or stills. These were placed in the horizontal position and were connected one to another from the top through the use of vapor pipes. These pipes directed the vapors from the stills into condensers which cooled the gases and so caused the products to separate out. These products were then collected in sequence, often at one point in the plant, as liquids of varying densities and properties. [Pg.989]

Via Eq. (136) the kinematic condition Eq. (131) is fulfilled automatically. Furthermore, a conservative discretization of the transport equation such as achieved with the FVM method guarantees local mass conservation for the two phases separately. With a description based on the volume fraction fimction, the two fluids can be regarded as a single fluid with spatially varying density and viscosity, according to... [Pg.233]

From a structural point-of-view the bulk metallic state, that is, fee lattice (with varying densities of defects such as twins and stacking faults) is generally established in gold nanoparticles of about 10 nm diameter and upwards. However, such particles still display many unusual physical properties, primarily as the result of their small size. Shrinking the size of gold particles has an important effect it increases both the relative proportion of surface atoms and of atoms of even lower coordination number, such as edge atoms [49] and these atoms in turn are relatively mobile and reactive. [Pg.325]

Working within a similar scheme, DeBecker and West introduced a treatment of feature scale effects on the overall current distribution which they call the hierarchical model [138]. Rather than represent the features as a smoothly varying density of active area, they retain the features, but simplify their representation in the global model. An integral current for each feature is assigned to the geometric center of the feature to provide a simplified boundary condition for the secondary current distribution. This boundary condition captures a part of the ohmic penalty paid when current lines converge onto features. It thus contains more information than the active area approximation but still less than a fully matched current distribution on the two levels. [Pg.184]

Mitochondria are distributed with varying densities throughout the central nervous system with the more vascular parts containing most of the mitochondria 545... [Pg.532]

For an isothermal first-order reaction taking place in a constant-volume BR but at varying density in a PFR, it can be shown that the times are also equal this is not the case for other orders of reaction (see problem 17-8). [Pg.405]

Figure 6. The single-particle potentials of nucleons n, p and hyperons , A in baryonic matter of fixed nucleonic density pN = 0.4 fm-3, proton density pp/pN = 0.2, and varying density pz/pN = 0.0, 0.2, 0.5. The vertical lines represent the corresponding Fermi momenta of n, p, and . For the nucleonic curves, the thick lines represent the complete single-particle potentials Un, whereas the thin lines show the values excluding the contribution, i.e., U + uffi. Figure 6. The single-particle potentials of nucleons n, p and hyperons , A in baryonic matter of fixed nucleonic density pN = 0.4 fm-3, proton density pp/pN = 0.2, and varying density pz/pN = 0.0, 0.2, 0.5. The vertical lines represent the corresponding Fermi momenta of n, p, and . For the nucleonic curves, the thick lines represent the complete single-particle potentials Un, whereas the thin lines show the values excluding the contribution, i.e., U + uffi.
The density of some materials may be found using a density gradient column. This is a cylinder containing liquid layers of varying densities, with the most dense at the bottom of the column and the least dense at the top. A sample to be determined is placed in the column and falls to the level that is similar to its density. [Pg.438]

Fig. 42 EA 3580 Intercorrelations among 12 performance tasks after intramuscular ID50 (shown by squares of varying density) increase and decrease as drug effects wax and wane. Fig. 42 EA 3580 Intercorrelations among 12 performance tasks after intramuscular ID50 (shown by squares of varying density) increase and decrease as drug effects wax and wane.
Thus we have argued that the only hybrid form which is correct for the slowly-varying densities is that of Eq. (36), with a value of a between 0 and 0.2. Note that the approximation a = 1, which reproduces exact exchange, ignores the cancellation of nonlocalities between the exchange and correlation energies, and the fourth column of Table 3 shows how poor the latter approximation is. [Pg.23]

A study was made of the impact and recovery behaviour of three HDPE closed-cell foams with varying densities. Impact stress-strain curves were measured using a falling striker impact rig and the recovery monitored from 10s after the impact. Cell deformation was observed during compression and recovery using SEM. Recovery was found to occur by the viscoelastic straightening of the buckled faces and to be incomplete due to plastic deformation in the structure. 6 refs. [Pg.108]


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