Sentence examples for heated under pressure from inspiring English sources

Both stages A and B could be brought to a completely cured thermoset C stage (Bakelite C, or true Bakelite) by being heated under pressure.

Her team is developing new fabrics based on tiny crystalline fibres made of boron and nitrogen, which are heated under pressure to form boron-nitride nanotubes (BNNTs).

The isopentane-impregnated pellets may also be heated under pressure and extruded, in which case a continuous sheet of foamed polystyrene is obtained that can be shaped into packaging, dishes, or egg cartons while it is still warm.

For the making of laminated structures, sheets of paper or fabric were impregnated with the resin in an alcohol solution and then heated under pressure to form tough, rigid assemblies.

The mixtures were heated under pressure in an "UltraClave II" (MLS, Leutkirch, Germany) according to the following microwave oven program: 20°C to 200°C for 15 min, 200°C to 250°C for 10 min, 250°C hold for 15 min, cool down.

During steam explosion process, biomass is heated under pressure and the pressure is rapidly released in a flash tank.

Upon heating under pressure, however, the large paraffin molecules break down into recoverable gaseous and liquid substances resembling petroleum.

As a result, a tensile strength higher than 100 MPa was obtained with a preheating time of 2 min and 3 min of heating under pressure.

Growth medium, also called Culture Medium, or Nutrient Broth, solution freed of all microorganisms by sterilization (usually in an autoclave, where it undergoes heating under pressure for a specific time) and containing the substances required for the growth of microorganisms such as bacteria, protozoans, algae, and fungi.

Homogenised compact samples, soups, fruit juices as well as red wines and fruit wines were solubilised by means of heated-under-pressure microwave dissolution in accordance with DIN EN 13805 [35].

In this, seawater is heated under high pressure and then passed through a series of chambers, each at a lower pressure than the one before, causing some of the water to evaporate or "flash" at each step.