Sentence examples for crucible method from inspiring English sources

Monocrystalline Si grown by the non-contact crucible method (NOC-Si) has the potential to achieve high bulk minority carrier lifetimes and high efficiencies at low cost given its low structural defect density.

The reliability of laser flash method involving crucible structure, sample preparation and data analysis is verified by distilled water and pure KNO3 molten salt.

A crucible-free crystal growth method is newly designed to investigate growth mechanisms in a high-temperature solution phase.

The only difference between this two-source growth performed here and the conventional method is that two crucibles (the second crucible is approximately 2 cm away from the first one) holding extra GaAs powder sources are used with a total weight of ~2 g in the source zone with the setup schematics shown in Fig. 1a and b.

Crystals with the diameter up to 35 and the length up to 50 mm (Figure 1) were grown using the Czochralski method in Ir crucibles of 60 mm diameter and 60 mm height.

In their method, silicon was heated in a crucible placed inside another crucible packed with carbon to reduce permeation of oxygen to the inner crucible.

Cold crucible induction melting (CCIM) is a special method which can be used for producing high temperature materials.

The crucible process continued to be the chief melting method until 1893, when the Tropenas converter, a side-blown, Bessemer-type vessel, was developed in Sheffield.

This method can also be applied in crucible or chamber furnaces.

The application of the cold crucible technique to a pyrochemical electrolyzer used in the oxide-electrowinning method, which is a method for the pyrochemical reprocessing of spent nuclear oxide fuel, is proposed as a means for improving corrosion resistance.

In normal practice stirring takes place in a closed vessel or crucible, where efficiency cannot be seen, and simulation methods are required to inform experimental research.