Sentence examples for orifice structure from inspiring English sources

Finally, the design method of the orifice structure in PCGV is proposed with design formulas.

Orifice structure on the valve core is the main component to determine the pressure difference, which is used to push the valve core.

Here, we present an effective microfluidic emulsion generation system integrated with an orifice structure to separate aqueous droplets from the continuous oil phase, resulting in concentrated emulsion drops in situ.

This work can help the precise design work of PCGV, and it can be referred by other researchers who are also deal with orifice structures in similar valves design work.

While duodenoscope is pulled back to the bulb on short position and the right side of the duodenal wall is carefully inspected, the fist papillary structure and orifice in view is the main pancreatic orifice (location where the minor papilla opens could not be identified so far, likely due to duodenal deformity).

The basic geometric structures of orifice restrictor, multiple restrictors, and porous restrictors are shown in Figure 1.

The CFD simulations, together with experimental measurements, correlate the orifice geometry and flow structures to droplet sizes.

The bubble behaviors, flow pattern characteristics and distributions are observed and the bubble absorption heights (BAHs) were measured when the two kinds of different structure nozzles (single-orifice or multi-orifice nozzle) were applied in the absorber.

Scanning electron microscopic (SEM) and focused ion beam (FIB) milling analysis was performed on the agarose-induced MCF-7 spheroids and further confirmed the absence of any level of cellular organization i.e. surface orifices, lumen-like structures.

A side orifice is a flow diversion structure provided in one or both side walls of a channel to spill/divert water from the main channel.

The hernial orifice is commonly an anatomic structure or pathological defect of congenital or acquired origin related to defective approximation of peritoneal flaps during embryogenesis or surgically created spaces [1, 2].