Sentence examples for fine gas from inspiring English sources

Two gas spargers were tested: (a) a spider sparger ("coarse gas sparger") and (b) a needle sparger ("fine gas sparger").

The process advantages were discussed in-depth, such as the electric field gradient and the fine gas bubbles; and also, certain design aspects (as kinetics, hydrodynamics, electrolytic cell).

The aim is to use solid foams both as a catalyst support and stirrer in order to mix the gas and liquid phases and create fine gas bubbles.

The gas induced semi-solid (GISS) is a rheocasting process that produces semi-solid slurry by applying fine gas bubble injection through a graphite diffuser.

Under a μ-G environment, a collection of fine gas bubbles forms a froth layer in alkaline solutions, whereas bubbles frequently coalesce in acidic solution.

Conversely, the addition of MEG in the "fine gas sparger" changed the shape of the gas holdup curve from an S-shape to concave, thus rendering it similar to the ones produced by "coarse gas sparger".

Also, the results of this work indicate that the polycation backbones of PILs can also play a significant role in the design of PIL IL membranes with the finest gas permeation properties and improved CO2 separation performances.

The proposed architecture aims at preserving fine grained GAs algorithmic structure while improving resources usage.

The fine-jet gas flow is characteristic of fine-porous separators tightly fitting to the electrode surface.

The coal fines clog gas production channels of CBM wells, which can reduce the production of CBM wells even after they are put into operation.

Such a structure of the interelectrode gap matrix provides a fine-jet gas flow (the filtration transfer mechanism is realized); the excessive pressure in the interelectrode gap (in the separator pores) exceeds the capillary pressure on the electrode pores, as a result, the gas displaces the electrolyte from some pores of the electrode and these pores get partially filled with the gas.