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• Wall effects have been reduced greatly by advances in column construction.
• These will be smaller in scale, and less prone to the wall effect.
• Monoliths can, however, suffer from a different flow disadvantage : wall effects.
• Many environmentalists express concerns on the wall effect on the ventilation reduction in Tsuen Wan.
• It is observed that the wall effect increases the anisotropy of normal Reynolds stresses and decreases Reynolds shear stresses.
• With decreasing energy the wall effect gives way to a combination of wall effect and direct ionisation, until direct gas ionisation dominates.
• With decreasing energy the wall effect gives way to a combination of wall effect and direct ionisation, until direct gas ionisation dominates.
• There is currently some controversy over the " wall effect " caused by uniform high-rise developments which adversely impact air circulation.
• Following controversy over " wall effect " buildings in 2007, the developers promised there will be sufficient space to allow wind to blow through the estate.
• This means that side-wall effects can be ignored, and that the hydraulic radius, R _ h, can be assumed to be equal to the channel depth, h.
• This model is incomplete in that it does not account for near-wall effects in finite-width cylinders, although it is a reasonable approximation if the width is large compared to the space between the cylinders.
• Silica monoliths, on the other hand, are created in a mold, undergo a significant amount of shrinkage, and are then clad in a polymeric shrink tubing like PEEK ( polyetheretherketone ) to reduce wall effects.
• This glass wall effect will be taken at the Cathedral of Metz during the creation of the western facade, a century later and the sixteenth during the reconstruction of the transept as the Basilica of St . Vincent de Metz.
• Head of the Planning Department, Ava Ng, argued that the air ventilation factor has been taken into consideration with regard to the auction of all prime sites on the land application list, and said the erection of tall buildings at these sites will not create any " wall effect ."
• While the principal, governing factor for this transition is the Reynolds number, there are other important influencing factors : if the flow is open ( meaning there is a lateral up-and downstream ), closed ( flow is laterally bound; e . g . rotating ), bounded ( influenced by wall effects ) or unbounded ( not influenced by wall effects ).
• While the principal, governing factor for this transition is the Reynolds number, there are other important influencing factors : if the flow is open ( meaning there is a lateral up-and downstream ), closed ( flow is laterally bound; e . g . rotating ), bounded ( influenced by wall effects ) or unbounded ( not influenced by wall effects ).