Sentence examples for jet gas from inspiring English sources

Higher TS fraction inclusion requires the introduction of central jet gas to improve the mixing effect.

Knots of South Asians and numerous police officers in luminous yellow overcoats gathered around the Jet gas station on Dudley Road, where the three men fell.

The goal of St. George is to separate a low mass (A⩽40), low energy (E<0.5MeV/A), high intensity (∼100μA) beam from the few reaction products emerging from a windowless 4He jet gas target.

For the unequal jet gas velocity, the merged jet penetration depth increases with increase in the velocity of one jet as the other jet gas velocity is fixed, whilst the jet penetration depths change a little in the transitional-jet region and remain a constant in the isolated-jet region.

By combining solid volume fraction distribution and particle-phase velocity vector profile, three flow patterns (isolated, merged and transitional jets) are identified in the gas-fluidized bed with double jets, which depend more on the nozzle distance than the jet gas velocity.

For the equal jet gas velocity, the jet penetration depth decreases with increasing nozzle distance in the merged-jet and transitional-jet regions, then reaches a minimum value in the transitional-jet region, and finally keeps steady in the isolated-jet region.

The fine-jet gas flow is characteristic of fine-porous separators tightly fitting to the electrode surface.

The model uses a critical Weber number, where the energy dissipation rate per unit volume is derived from the theory of liquid-jet gas ejectors.

Such a structure of the interelectrode gap matrix provides a fine-jet gas flow (the filtration transfer mechanism is realized); the excessive pressure in the interelectrode gap (in the separator pores) exceeds the capillary pressure on the electrode pores, as a result, the gas displaces the electrolyte from some pores of the electrode and these pores get partially filled with the gas.

Tanks and troops invading a satellite state, tit-for-tat spy expulsions, high-risk military games of chicken involving nuclear bombers and interceptor jets, gas supply cut-offs, and angry diplomatic exchanges – if it sounds familiar, then it should.

In the image above, you can see the pink and purple jets of gas being ejected toward Earth, while the orange and green gas is jetting away from Earth.