The phrase "absorber assembly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to engineering, manufacturing, or technology, particularly when referring to a component designed to absorb energy or impact.
Example: "The new model features an advanced absorber assembly that enhances safety during collisions."
Alternatives: "energy absorption unit" or "impact absorber component".
According to the results, modifications to the number and geometry of the absorber assemblies are suggested.
As shown in Fig. 7a, b, the power output and the temperature difference between the two sides of "Tinox® energy Al" absorber-TEG assembly were always higher than the "Metal Velvet™" absorber-TEG assembly under different solar irradiation conditions of 500, 700 and 1000 W/m2.
Here, IH is the internal irreversible parameter for absorber-generator assembly.
In the equivalent system, the absorber-generator assembly can be considered as heat engine part, and similarly, condenser-evaporator part can be considered as refrigerator part.
Working fluid temperature ratio (xH), heat transfer surface area ratio (aH), and total heat transfer surface area (AT,H) for the absorber-generator assembly can be defined as following: x H = T a T g, a H = A AB A GE, and A T, H = A GE + A AB are defined.
Dysprosium has been used as a slow neutron absorber in the fuel assembly of Advanced Heavy Water Reactor AHWRR) to achieve a negative coolant void reactivity.
An asymmetric compound parabolic collector is fabricated by making use of a base unit that consists of a CPC reflector profile, metallic absorber plate and tube assembly, solar still basin, and the fluid-loop unit.
In TSB SU006R-07 Dec.d Dec. 19, Toyota said replacing the shock absorbers and rear spring assembly, and performing a wheel alignment, should smooth the ride.
The conversion of carbon dioxide and water to fuel in artificial systems requires efficient coupling of light absorbers and catalysts, and assembly of the components into hierarchical structures to close the photocatalytic cycle.
