Sentence examples for bed compartments from inspiring English sources

The molten Pb-Li eutectic, flows separately around the lithium ceramic breeder pebble bed compartments to extract heat from the CBs.

Thereby, the fluidized bed compartments or stages are divided from each other by weirs with defined openings (slots) for particle exchange.

In this study, numerical simulations have been systematically carried out with a discrete particle model to investigate in detail the effects of gas addition and extraction through the confining porous membrane walls on the hydrodynamic characteristics of a single membrane-assisted micro fluidized bed compartment.

Comfortable, cheap and safe, they have basic sleepers (shared two- and four-bed compartments, with a hot shower at the end of the corridor) and a restaurant car selling meals, snacks, beer and South African wine.

A miniature hotel with compact one and two-bed compartments, plus a lounge car complete with tables, chairs and even leather sofas (the only ones on any regular scheduled British train!), it'll take you from the drizzly capital to the foot of Ben Nevis before domestic air travellers have recovered from their 4am drive to the airport.

"I remember Gene Hermanski telling me one morning, 'When they built this town, they ruined a good Indiana farm.' " Erskine's roommate on trains (and in hotels) was Duke Snider, who as the center fielder had the lower bunk in the two-bed compartments.

From Moscow, it is 70 to 83 hours to Zima, with tickets costing $61 in a four-bed compartment, $253 in first class.

There are three to four trains a day, taking about four hours, with a ticket in a four-berth compartment costing $17, and in a two-bed compartment $28.

Even though the 3-D seismic images show considerable stratigraphic detail in the interwell spaces and indicate where numerous thin-bed compartment boundaries could exist, the seismic images cannot by themselves specify which stratigraphic features are the flow barriers that create the reservoir compartmentalization.

We conducted a study at Stratton Field, a large gas-producing property in Kleberg and Nueces Counties in south Texas, to determine how to best integrate geophysics, geology, and reservoir engineering technologies to detect thin-bed compartmented reservoirs in a fluvially deposited reservoir system.

Another looming question was what would become of the 90percentt of the load that apparently sank more than two miles to the sea bed in compartments in the ship's sundered bow and stern sections.