Sentence examples for fluid tubes from inspiring English sources

2006 Chrysler 300 Dodge Charger Dodge Magnum PROBLEM: Brake fluid tubes on vehicles with 2.7-liter engines may wear through and leak, reducing braking force or causing a fire.

In the latest recall, the front inner fender liners on the Jeeps can rub against the brake fluid tubes and cause a leak.

The radiator developed in 1900 by Gottlieb Daimler and his chief engineer, Wilhelm Maybach, brought a major innovation in its use of honeycomb-shaped fluid tubes to expose maximum cooling surface to the air, according to Harry Niemann, the company historian for Mercedes-Benz.

However, connecting cooling and heating fluid tubes to the storage tanks can be a tedious task, especially for large-scale hydrogen storage systems with a large array of tanks.

Cells were then lysed with 1 mL of 1% SDS under gentle shaking at 22 °C for 1 h, after which cell lysates were transferred into 5 mL scintillation fluid tubes for radioactivity analysis using a liquid scintillation analyzer.

The method — a five-item checklist to assure that proper precautions are taken to prevent infection — has been thoroughly tested, first at Johns Hopkins and later in 108 intensive-care units in Michigan, where it succeeded beyond anyone's wildest dreams in saving lives and reducing costs for patients who received the major fluid tube called a central venous catheter.

The heat receiver cavity radiation mathematical model and the working fluid tube heat model are established.

The SG is equipped with hot and cold fluid tube bundles, a medium fluid and a pump.

The method is capable of handling pinch-off and after pinch-off events, and simulations showing the time evolution of the fluid tube are presented.

For 0.001 m/s heat transfer fluid velocity and 5 W/(m K) adsorbent thermal conductivity, adsorbent bed thicknesses larger than the inner heat transfer fluid tube radius causes hysteresis in the temperature front progressing with the heat transfer fluid.

Recently, there has been a drive towards developing universal correlations to cover a broad range of fluids, tube diameters, and thermodynamic conditions for predicting heat flux and pressure drop.