permeance Antonyms
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Meaning of permeance
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permeance (n.)
Permeation;
the reciprocal of reluctance.
permeance Sentence Examples
- The high permeance of the membrane allowed ions to flow through easily.
- The permeance of the fabric made it breathable and comfortable to wear.
- The permeance of water vapor through the wall was negligible, preventing condensation.
- The soil's low permeance hindered the infiltration of rainwater.
- The permeance of the magnetic material allowed for the efficient transfer of magnetic energy.
- The permeance of the air filter decreased over time, reducing its effectiveness.
- The designer chose a material with high permeance to enhance ventilation in the building.
- The permeance of the concrete varied depending on its density and composition.
- The permeance of the membrane was affected by the presence of impurities and the operating temperature.
- The permeance of the soil layer was critical for the growth and health of the vegetation.
FAQs About the word permeance
Permeation;, the reciprocal of reluctance.
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The high permeance of the membrane allowed ions to flow through easily.
The permeance of the fabric made it breathable and comfortable to wear.
The permeance of water vapor through the wall was negligible, preventing condensation.
The soil's low permeance hindered the infiltration of rainwater.
