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The phrase "adjacent tubes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe tubes that are next to each other or in close proximity, often in a technical or scientific context.
Example: "The experiment required the use of adjacent tubes to ensure accurate measurements of the chemical reactions."
Alternatives: "neighboring tubes" or "contiguous tubes".
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The researchers found that irradiation formed cross-links between adjacent tubes in a bundle.
Copper tubes carry electrical current and the annular spaces between adjacent tubes provide helium flow channels.
The distance between adjacent tubes and adjacent layers were both 26 mm.
Right now, the distance between adjacent tubes is 100 nanometers, but theoretically, this separation could go down to only one nanometer without affecting electrical properties, Martel says.
This avoids the erosion of the superheater tubes and deposition of slag and ash in the spaces between adjacent tubes.
Investigation of tube-to-tube interactions show that the back-propagated pressure waves propagate upstream and diffract into the adjacent tubes under the sequential firing pattern.
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Temperatures in these two zones were individually controlled using two adjacent tube furnaces.
Adjacent tube pieces slide with respect to one another and their positions are locked using three screws.
Alternating high and low temperatures appear on the middle planes of the adjacent tube rows.
Two phase flow field simulation on adjacent tube bundles is important in obtaining logical numerical results.
This paper describes an investigation into elastic buckling of an embedded multi-walled carbon nanotube under combined torsion and axial loading, which takes account of the radial constraint from the surrounding elastic medium and van der Waals force between two adjacent tube walls.
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