Sentence examples for integrity of gas from inspiring English sources

The criticality assessment of defects is hence a key aspect of the structural integrity of gas pipelines in service.

Understanding fatigue crack deformation and growth in these alloys at high temperature is crucial for ensuring structural integrity of gas turbines.

Understanding the fatigue damage behaviour, associated with crack initiation and propagation, of nickel-based superalloys at high temperature is crucial for structural integrity assessment of gas turbines based on the "damage-tolerance" approach.

These lines of evidence include details on the construction, completion, and integrity of local gas wells and water wells.

Similarly, the percentage increase in the limiting displacement of the soil moist-compacted at 2% and 4% wet of optimum, upon inclusion of fibres was found to be 30%and25%5% respectively, which implies that soil reinforced with fibres can sustain its integrity in-terms of gas intactness up to relatively larger distortion than an un-reinforced soil barrier material.

One major application is the integrity of liquefied natural gas (LNG) storage tanks.

In steady-state operation, the temperature sensitive swelling may lead to undesirable tensile stresses which is anticipated to challenge the structural integrity of the fission-gas retaining inner layer of CVD-SiC monolith in a triple layer design with the composite being the middle layer.

High PEEP (and low VT) do not merely impede fluid extravasation but rather preserve the integrity of the blood-gas barrier in healthy lungs.

In related studies, increase in red blood cells and protein in the broncho-alveolar lavage fluid of exercising elite athletes indicated that the integrity of the blood-gas barrier is impaired by short-term exercise [ 54].

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A whistleblower warned that a system of safety representatives set up to underpin the integrity of North Sea oil and gas platforms following the 1988 disaster was being made a mockery of owing to an atmosphere of offshore bullying by some managers.