Sentence examples for overhead pressure from inspiring English sources
It was the deep and rapid thrusts of these mechanized forces that decided the issue, in conjunction with the overhead pressure of the Luftwaffe, which wrecked the Polish railway system and destroyed most of the Polish Air Force before it could come into action.
Both are operated at an overhead pressure around 2 bar, whereas the number of stages, the related column efficiency, and the reflux ratio differ.
It is shown that for a single stage orifice operated at a given overhead pressure, the drop size decreases with increasing backpressure first until a minimum is reached and then increases due to the lower total pressure drop due to the lower flow velocity and driving force.
The system was set to vent when the overhead pressure achieved 1 psi and to monitor the accumulated pressure every 15 min. Exponentially growing cells were used for the inoculum.
Time will tell how his craft handles the greater stresses of the Challenger Deep, where the waters overhead press down with a pressure of more than eight tons per square inch.
Ever-larger platforms and the increasing use of drill ships giant vessels that are even heavier than moored platforms—have given companies the heft required to work at greater depths.With miles of water overhead, the pressure on the seafloor presents a further challenge both to equipment designers and production engineers trying to get oil back to the surface.
In the case of the overhead nozzle, pressure drop and liquid saturation increased with gas and liquid throughputs though leading to considerably widened flooding capacity as the column shifted from verticality.
A water purification device capable of generating 25 L h−1 purified water flow at an overhead tank pressure of 0.5 bar was designed and fabricated for households along with a hand pump operated submerged ultrafiltration (UF) system for treatment of surface water in flood prone regions.
Shoulder (Overhead) Press.
He opened Fauna 18 months ago, after the dissolution of a shop farther uptown, where the overhead costs pressured him to sell his avian inventory with less vetting than he deemed fit.
