Sentence examples for insulated lining from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, I was drawn to the spiffy ski jackets, particularly the City System — a green-brown-and-orange plaid outer layer with a detachable insulated lining that, Billy explained, can be worn separately, "to walk in, ride in, or have lunch in" ($289.95).
The upper fabric includes rip-stop strength with insulated lining and water repelling features to keep the foot dry.
To make matters worse, up to 40percentt of the power generated is stolen or leaks away from poorly insulated lines, because of decades of underinvestment in the grid.
Insulating lines become possible by complete oxidation of the Al metal.
This wall forms the interface between the hot gas and the innermost part of the insulating lining.
Most basic curtains and drapes have an R-1 rating, which is quite low, while honeycomb blinds, thick curtains with insulating lining, or well-fitted shutters can have a rating up to R-6.
The paper describes the studies and the tests for the development of the insulation structure of the 1 MV–50 A gas insulated (SF6) line of the ITER NBI in the SinGap configuration characterized by two kinds of spacers: at least a couple of disk-shaped spacers, designed to be gas tight, and a larger number (several tens) of inner conductor post spacers.
Gas insulated transmission lines (GIL) are an excellent means of transmitting power in such a way.
All power and control cables are routed from the HVD via a feedthrough (HV bushing) to the gas insulated transmission line which feeds the Injector.
The 100 kV bushing of the Diagnostic Neutral Beam (DNB) injector is a cylindrical feedthrough which forms the interface between the gas insulated transmission line and the torus primary vacuum and provides all necessary services to the beam source.
Powder processing is used to make products that are normally identified as traditional ceramics—namely, whitewares such as porcelain and china, structural clay products such as brick and tile, refractories for insulating and lining metallurgical furnaces and glass tanks, abrasives, and cements.
