coalescence process

[‚kō·ə′les·əns ‚präs·əs]

(meteorology)

The growth of raindrops by the collision and coalescence of cloud drops or small precipitation particles.

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Other strategies have been developed to examine the effect of emulsification process, oil and salt on the particle size distribution, creaming/sedimentation and coalescence process with respect to coalescence time [16, 17].

Impact of Egg White Protein on the Quality and Stability of Corn Oil-in-Water Emulsion

Through a collision and coalescence process in the atmosphere, these water droplets grow bigger and bigger, until they can no longer be held in the air, and fall as rain.

United Arab Emirates : A New Way To Seed Clouds

The number density N of bubbles retained upon termination of their coalescence process can be estimated using the following formula [23]:

Development of an extrusion die with rollers for foaming polymers

However, in this case, the parameters do not provide any direct information about the coalescence process.

On the physical significance of the adjusting parameters in the evaluation of the flocculation rate of an oil-in-water nanoemulsion/Acerca del significado fisico de los parametros de ajuste en la evaluacion de la tasa de floculacion de una nanoemulsion de aceite en agua/Sobre o significado fisico dos parametros de ajuste e a avaliacao da taxa de floculacao de uma nanoemulsao de oleo na agua

Above this layer there might be warm air without ice, but you must refer to atmospheric data or a weather briefer to be certain--the droplets might have formed only in a collision and coalescence process and there might not be a warm layer of safety.

Icing weather basics: basics--yes. Same ol' stuff--no. Safely flying in winter's ice requires a lot more than knowing rime vs. clear, and trace vs. moderate. Here's some real depth you can use

3b), which may point out the transform from discreet boiling of bubbles (stage II) to coalescence process (referred to stage III).

Detection of transient zones during water boiling by acoustic emission

Therefore, the vowel coalescence process resyllabifies the word from three syllables to two syllables.

Some segmental phonological processes involving vowels in Nambya: a preliminary descriptive account

Ghosh and Juvekar (2002) developed the following expression for coalescence time distribution based on the physical description of the coalescence process given above.

Binary coalescence of air bubbles in viscous liquids in presence of non-ionic surfactant

Flocculation can be lead to sedimentation process that further causes the coalescence process [7, 8].

Impact of Lipophilic Surfactant on the Rheology and Stability of Water-in-Soybean Oil Emulsion

Based on the notions presented earlier, it is assumed that the coalescence process runs outside the die in the main foam growth zone, where the supersaturation degree is significantly reduced.

An extrusion die with rollers for foaming polymers

It has been reported that one of the most important factors within the stability problem of emulsions is the coalescence process, which is related to the stability of the interfacial film (Vrij, 1966; Vrij and Overbeeck, 1968; Ivanov et al.

A simple model to describe dimple dynamics/Un modelo sencillo para la descripcion de la dinamica de un dimple/Um modelo simples para a descricao da dinamica de um dimple

In order to model the variation of each quantity individually with depth in the froth, one would need to understand the actual coalescence process.