Sentence examples for a liquid pump from inspiring English sources

The comparison demonstrated that miniature cooling systems with a liquid pump were found to be more efficient than miniature vapour compression refrigeration systems.

A liquid pump is established to recirculate the liquid in the second or third chambers to the first or second chamber to enhance the mass transfer reaction between the substrate and microorganisms.

Active liquid cooling is achieved by pumping room-temperature coolant (propylene/ethylene glycol and water mixture) through cooling channels in all three reactors in series using a liquid pump (8030-863-236, San Antonio, San AnTXnio, TX, USA) and then through a radiator with three 140-mm fans HX-CU1403VV, Frozen CPU, East Rochester, NY, USA).

In this case the material is a liquid pumped into external tanks, so enormous amounts of energy can be stored.

These include a plate thermal coil CO2 supercritical heater, a CO2 transcritical turbine, a plate recuperator, an air-cooled finned-tube CO2 condenser and a CO2 liquid pump.

If your ceiling has been painted over, give it a quick sand with a pole sander and a rough grit sandpaper then use a spray bottle full of water or a NEW garden liquid pump, like you might use for weed killer, and mist down the ceiling.

Therefore, a low power liquid pump is especially desirable for driving the methanol solution fuel for an active direct methanol fuel.

To circulate the molten tin, 10 sets of the shower system including a liquid metal pump, ducts, a showerhead, a pool, and a heat exchanger, are installed.

EB was introduced by a liquid feed pump (M/s. B. Braun, Germany) at a feed rate of 8.2 mmol h−1 (1 ml/h).

In a corner, a liquid helium pump throbs and hisses, cooling a superconducting instrument that Kirschvink has used to measure tiny magnetic fields in everything from bird beaks to martian meteorites.

Like its mythological namesakes (Medusa was a Gorgon), the project is hydra-headed, and will involve dozens of wells drilled into giant offshore natural gas fields, subsea pipelines snaking gas back to Barrow and five giant plants to take 1.4 trillion cubic feet of gas a year, chill it into a liquid, then pump it into tankers.