Sentence examples for powder chamber from inspiring English sources
In 1826 he introduced the Delvigne rifle, the powder chamber of which was narrower than the barrel.
This cap was fitted onto a steel nipple mounted at the weapon's breech, and a small channel in the nipple communicated the flash from the cap to the powder chamber.
Hoops were shrunk on over the powder chamber and breech end of the tube to give the strength required for the greater internal pressures sustained by these guns upon firing.
Mortars owed their name to the powder chamber of reduced diameter that was recessed into the breech; this made them similar in appearance to the mortars used to pulverize grain and chemicals by hand.
The concept was based on a stand alone two powder chamber device which integrates with common hopper systems to allow the mixing of two powders during thermal spray deposition.
This paper presents a high-performance measurement system for ammunition temperature detection in a powder chamber, which can be applicable in various external environments with a user-friendly interface.
In their discussion of "Breachloading Guns with Removable Powder Chambers," for example, Kelly DeVries and Robert Douglas Smith make clear that older technologies continued to be deployed for decades, and even centuries, after "improvements" in design were developed.
A comparison of the two types of wick designs revealed that the thermal resistance of sintered aluminum powders vapor chamber was more stable than radial grooved.
In this section, "loaded firearm" means a starter gun or a weapon designed or converted to expel a projectile through an explosive, that has a cartridge, a detonator, or powder in the chamber, magazine, cylinder, or clip.
The use of high air velocities accumulates more of the droplets and dry powder in the chamber swirling faster, but it leads to creation of a finer product.
Many parameters are involved in an SLM process, such as laser power, scan speed, hatch spacing, layer thickness, powder materials and chamber environment.
