Sentence examples for fume generation from inspiring English sources

Control of the arc has significantly improved the control of heat input, spatter, and fume generation.

The droplet detachment during short circuiting is controlled so as to reduce spatter and fume generation and improve productivity (Stava 1993; Goecke 2005a, b; Huisman 2000).

The emissions were produced by a laboratory fume generation rig and were sampled and analyzed by GC-Mass and GC-FID as described in NIOSH method 5515.

To that end, asphalt fume was trapped through laboratory fume generation and capture system, which was subsequently analyzed by Gas Chromatography-Masystemctrometry system (GC MS).

Although, conventional short arc is used in many applications, its use is limited by high potential excessive spatter generation, fume generation, lack of fusion, lower gap bridgability, and arc instability (Hermans and Ouden 1999; Jenkins et al. 2005).

The experimental apparatus allowed flexibility in changing arc welding parameters, sample locations, and was designed to promote the steady-state generation of fumes over several minutes.

In order to control heat input and reduce spatter generation and fumes, power sources have been developed with the ability to release one drop for a sequence of arc and pulsed time.

Specifically, SM usage can eliminate the generation of flyrock, toxic fumes, dust, ground vibration, and surface vibration created by air-blast.

The Flyers won Game 7 at home, 4-3, and that generation of Rangers fans still fumes at the memory of what happened in the first period.

DUBLIN — A winter of discontent is in store, as the Irish fume at a bailout plan that could burden a generation and that they say is way too generous to the banks that lent so freely.

On the other hand, the use of SiO2 gel and fumed SiO2 as magnetic supports drastically reduced the photosensitized generation of 1O2, which is ascribed to the absence of an ordered pore structure in the alternative silica support, resulting in an uncontrolled growth of Fe3O4 and an aggregation of the fullerenes on the SiO2 gel and fumed SiO2.