Sentence examples for Water pressurized from inspiring English sources

The cooling system uses an axial high velocity flow of water pressurized up to 3.4 × 105 Pa to avoid boiling.

A test module having a multi-layer structure (W 1 mmt, Cu 5 mmt and a cavity containing water pressurized at 2.2 MPa) was exposed to DT (D T=2:1) plasma.

An experimental mean curve and a design fatigue curve corresponding to 95% survival probability were derived from realistic fatigue experiments on a non-welded water pressurized piping component with primarily focus on high cycle fatigue.

The Advanced Life Support ALSscenariosios envisioned for extended manned missions will depend upon the efficient use of local planetary resources and the recycling of limited materials such as water, pressurized atmosphere, and organic matter, while producing food to augment supplies [1].

Because water can't compress, the high-pressure water transfers nearly all of its momentum to the low-pressure water, pressurizing it, before turning back on itself and draining.

In an open borehole below the water table, pressurized water is introduced into the identified micro-fracture sections to create, sustain and reopen tensile fractures in the hard rocks (Ramstad 2004; Monier-Williams et al. 2009) to improve the yield.

The pipes were filled with water and pressurized; the pressure was maintained at 35 MPa till the first through-thickness crack was observed.

The chapter describes the different kinds of reactors such as pressurized water reactor (PWR), boiling water reactor (BWR), pressurized heavy water reactor "CANDU" (PHWR), gas-cooled reactor (Magnox & AG R, light water graphite reactor (RBMK), and fast neutron reactor (FBR).

The water is pressurized to prevent boiling and transfers its heat to generate steam in another water system.

The water is pressurized by a pump and garnet is added into a chamber right before the water is ejected out of the nozzle.

Geothermal plants use wells to tap subterranean pockets of heated water, releasing pressurized steam capable of turning huge turbines.