Sentence examples for pressurised air from inspiring English sources
In one case, it helped pay to equip a Coca-Cola factory with bottle-washing equipment that uses pressurised air rather than water.Even greater efforts will be needed in the future; the city is growing fast.
Treatment for both the conditions, though, is the same: continuous positive air pressure (CPAP), a small machine that pumps pressurised air via a facemask while you are asleep, keeping the airway open.
When an ant was detected leaving the nest, the computer opened a valve, releasing a short burst of pressurised air resulting in the ant being expelled from the nest exit into a collection dish.
In the remaining four schools a portable examination bed and a portable source of operating light were available, while a portable compressor provided pressurised air.
The receiver examined in this paper is irradiated by concentrated sunlight and heats up pressurised air to high temperature.
Combustible dust is dispersed with pressurised air to form an explosive mixture inside a transparent latex balloon.
Here an architectural competition of 1839 was won by a sickly and inexperienced Londoner called Harvey Lonsdale Elmes: his St George's Hall, completed by CR Cockerell after Elmes succumbed to consumption at 33, was the first building anywhere to have pressurised air-handling.
Calculations confirm the formation of a concentration shock when an adsorbent bed is pressurised with air.
During hyperbaric oxygen therapy, the patient will usually breathe 100% oxygen from a mask while inside a hyperbaric chamber pressurised with air to about 2.8 bar.
Pressurised purified air was directed into the stimulus controller, and a constant clean airstream of 800ml/min was delivered through the first channel via Teflon tubing connected to a 1ml syringe containing a clean filter paper strip.
And with recent advances in power electronics, Boeing has decided that it is now more efficient to go back to using electrical generators to pressurise the air in the cabin.
