Sentence examples for industrial chamber from inspiring English sources
The simulation technique would apply to an up-scaled industrial chamber.
We show how these tools can successfully be used to monitor the resist etch process in an industrial chamber from Applied Materials equipped with an in situ ellipsometer.
Here, we investigate the thermal response of Mo2BC, deposited by bipolar pulsed direct current magnetron sputtering in an industrial chamber on a silicon substrate at a substrate temperature of 380 °C.
Finally, the effectiveness and merits of the proposed are illustrated by application to a typical industrial chamber pressure process, in comparison with a typical non-minimal state space PFC method recently developed.
The new PID controller inherits the simple structure and the improved performance of ENMSSPFC, and two case studies of pressure regulation in the industrial chamber and Vinante and Luyben (VL) column system are introduced to show the effectiveness of proposed method.
This week, the president of the Confederation of Industrial Chambers, Francisco Funtanet Mange, said the opening of the oil industry could boost economic growth to 3.7% in the short term, an opinion shared by a number of other experts.
Industrial chambers, galactic dystopias, and mechanical columbariums abound, each made from cloned polygonal patterns generated by machines (and seemingly for machines, as his universes are distinctly void of organic life). .
Air circulation inside industrial chambers should be at a rate of 20 35 times per hour the volume of the empty cold room.
In an industrial vacuum chamber (1.1 m3 volume) diagnostics for optical emission spectroscopy (OES) have been installed.
These lamellar structures were used to simulate the two extremes found within an industrial decomposition chamber for nickel pellets grown using the Mond process.
Application of the testing methodology for process study including regeneration protocol and dual bed adsorbent ratio of an industrial adsorption chamber has been demonstrated.
