Sentence examples for mixing application from inspiring English sources

Members of 22 U.S. Army Chemical Corps units assigned to South Vietnam between 1966 and 1971 were responsible for the storage, handling, mixing, application, and equipment maintenance of tear gas, burning agents, and herbicides, including Agent Orange [ 84].

There are several interesting design issues associated with applying this approach to a fluid mixing application.

Specific installation recommendations presented concern environmental conditions, equipment, concrete repair, surface preparation, resin mixing, application of the FRP system, use of multiple plies and splices, and curing.

To pay his bills, he operates a Bitcoin-laundering, or "mixing", application that adds a layer of anonymity to the crypto-currency's digital trail.

Many mixing applications involve viscous fluids and laminar flows where the detailed as well as overall flow structures are important.

Most mixing applications simply require the efficient blending of fluids present in a single phase, such as the mixing of the individual components of a liquid.

In this study, the discrete element method (DEM) is used for modeling of granular flow in various multiple Komax and Ross mixing applications.

In view of the results obtained in this work, the Superblend coaxial mixer is found as a good alternative for tough mixing applications.

Additionally, he has designed and realized control systems for magnetic actuators used in microfluidic mixing applications and developed software that captures and analyzes metrics of manual and digital oscillation in individuals with Parkinson's disease to isolate salient muscular dynamics.

The flow in a mixer with the standard configuration where elements have alternating twist direction is globally chaotic; the flow in a mixer where all elements have the same twist direction displays large segregated regular regions which act as a barrier to uniform mixing and make the latter configuration undesirable for most mixing applications.

Other topics covered include kiln packing and firing, and the coloring, mixing, and application of glazes, slips, lusters, and enamels.