Sentence examples for pressure discharge from inspiring English sources

Fully covered hopper cars or tank cars are available with pressure discharge for bulk movement of a variety of powders and solids.

For example, the associated dynamic component data such as temperature, pump speed, flow rate, suction pressure, discharge pressure, cavitation state, and lubricating oil contamination data are visible.

A four dimensional surface response, which represents the (0 0 0 2) peak height as a function of sputtering pressure, discharge current and nitrogen percentage, was obtained.

Relatively short exposures to the atmospheric pressure discharge produces significant wettability changes at the PMMA surface, as indicted by pronounced reductions in the water contact angle measured.

The relationship between the chemical composition of plasma to sputtering pressure, discharge voltage, duty cycle and the content of nitrogen gas were considered.

The present research concerns the theoretical analysis of an air atmospheric pressure discharge in a streamer regime in order to predict the evolution of the gas-phase chemical composition.

In a second section — set to mandolin music by the contemporary Japanese composer Jo Kondo, inspired by Gaultier but spikier — the pressure discharges more freely.

Calorimetric probes have been used for the characterization of a large variety of process plasmas ranging from arc discharges, different types of magnetrons, rf-discharges for plasma polymerisation and etching purposes, ion beam sources and atmospheric pressure discharges.

The technique is based on the use of low pressure arc discharges.

Motohiro, B., Kenta, K., Yuu, S. & Hiroharu, Y. Nanosecond time-resolved microscopic spectroscopy for diagnostics of an atmospheric-pressure discharge plasma formed in aqueous solution.

(One such phosphor frequently used is a calcium halophosphate incorporating a heavy-metal activator.) This 254-nanometre mercury radiation is particularly intensive at low mercury vapour pressures (around 10−5 atmosphere) used in low-pressure discharge lamps.