Sentence examples for feeder gas from inspiring English sources
Doing so will necessitate including new feeder gas lines and interconnections to better integrate the Central and Southeast European region, including stemming from TAP.
A novel approach is presented for molecular carbon nitride beams to coat stainless surfaces steel using conventional safe feeder gases and electrically conductive sputter targets for surface engineering with ion implantation technology.
You can do it and still make it to Arches for sunset Ah! 7.08pm BST Sweetness and light You don't see this in Tooting SW17: hummingbirds on the feeder outside the gas station.
Results indicate that control of feed particle size was very important to prevent problems of dust entrainment in the fluidizing gas as well as to prevent feeder hardware problems caused by large stones and aggregates.
The objective of the present study was to compare 2 spot-sampling methods to determine CH4 emissions from dairy cows, using gas quantification equipment installed in concentrate feeders or automatic milking stalls.
Jenkins et al. (1973) reported that the reactivity of char having large proportion of feeder pores is high, because the reactivity of reactant gas to diffuse into the internal surface of micropores is enhanced.
Cross-sectional area of the reactor, feeder size, diameter of the exit zone of the gases and minimum height of the expanded bed were selected.
The deposition system consists of a gas pressure regulator, a gas heater, a powder feeder and a spray gun.
In accordance with the facility's standard operating procedures for processing feeder rodents, we euthanized mice and rats with carbon dioxide gas, and the carcasses were frozen and shipped to CDC on dry ice.
Residential gas regulators reduce the pressure of gas from main feeder lines to usable levels for household pipes.
A pre-weight amount of ca. 0.5 kg of diminuted biomass is constantly fed into the fluidized bed with a screw feeder together with a slight nitrogen stream to prevent backflow of pyrolysis gas.
