Sentence examples for filter gas from inspiring English sources

The filter is compact, easy to align, requires a total pumping power of less than 645 l/s and consumes only 3 normal l/h of filter gas.

You can also filter gas stations by the amenities offered (for example, if you wanted to make sure that the location you were visiting accepted credit cards or had a convenience store).

And, instead of filtering gas through a thick sorbent bed, they pass it over the surface of a thin sorbent layer.

For that, we were ushered into a parked trailer, where we donned thick paper hazmat suits with hoods over our winter coats; two pairs of socks; cotton gloves covered by two pairs of rubber gloves; paper head covers and hard hats; filtered gas masks, and rubber boots.

The Advanced Materials division uses ultra-thin metal fibers to produce environment-friendly filters, gas burners and combustion systems for both residential and industrial applications.

Conditions modeling the absence of the filtered gas and heat fluxes are imposed on the external boundary, i.e., the water-driven regime of gas production is modeled: ∂ p ∂ r = 0, ∂ T ∂ r = 0, r = r k.

Besides, hundreds of studies have focused on the remarkable fast diffusion properties of water in nanochannels, with applications in fields as diverse as desalinisation, filtering, gas separation, ion transport and others [5].

In recent years, cerium oxide nanoparticles (CeO2 NPs) have been intensively studied owing to their wide applications and unique properties in UV absorbents and filters, gas sensors, catalytic wet oxidation, catalysts in the fuel cell technology, engine exhaust catalysts, photocatalytic oxidation of water, NO removal, electrolyzers, solid electrolytes and so on (Goharshadi et al. 2011).

We treated 10 patients with the hollow-filter gas exchanger (LARRS) between November 2009 and January 2011.

Breathing through a twin-filter gas mask is easier than doing so with a single-filter one.

Furthermore, the introduction of tubes also is found to enhance segregation at the scale of the cylinder size, which, in turn, leads to a reduction in the filtered gas-particle drag.