Sentence examples for internal liner from inspiring English sources

The internal liner consists of corrosion-resistant alloy (CRA), it is not metallurgically bonded to the carbon steel backing pipe, and it is assumed to be in a snug fit condition: i.e. there is no gap between the liner and the backing pipe, but also no prestress that would lead to a positive contact or gripping pressure between the liner and the backing.

The aim of this work was to identify the sliding properties of the scalp using cadaver heads, in terms of scalp-skull and scalp-liner (internal liner of the helmet) friction and to compare these values with that of widely used artificial headforms (HIII and magnesium EN960).

The failure envelops of internal liners are found to be within that of the composite layers, which reveals that the liner is the weakest link for composite riser design.

N95 neutron coincidence counting measurement chamber operated both with and without an internal cadmium liner.

An internal duct liner is built in the NB ports, and copper alloy panels are placed in the top and bottom of the liner to protect duct surface from high-power heat loads.

The reactor containment vessel consisting of a reinforced concrete structure with an internal steel liner in the drywell and wetwell is designed to prevent the uncontrolled release of radioactivity to the environment.

An internal duct liner around the NB is built in the HNB ports, and special panels with tubes armored by copper tiles are placed in the top and bottom of the liner to protect duct surface from high-power heat loads.

The spacing and geometry of such internal channels, either liner, curvilinear, symmetrical or asymmetrical, can be considered at the preliminary design stage to prepare the fugitive inactive inserts to be involved in EPD operations.

It is also demonstrated that even modest amounts of internal pressure can delay liner collapse up to strains at which the outer pipe collapses.

This paper is concerned with heat transfer analysis and life prediction in the after shell section of a gas turbine combustion liner with internal cooling passage.

It is also demonstrated that bending the pipe under modest amounts of internal pressure can delay liner collapse to curvatures that make it reelable.