Sentence examples for pump orifice from inspiring English sources

The pump orifice size and chemistry of the polymer pellets control the rate of hydration and diffusion of the drug-containing hydroxypropyl cellulose gel from the device.

In chilling and/or freezing of foods by hydrofluidization (HF), the liquid refrigerant is pumped through orifices or nozzles, creating agitating jets.

The CNPs in the gas phase have been observed using transmission electron microscopy (TEM) by capturing them through differential pumping through the orifice onto TEM grids placed in a second chamber, in which the vacuum is higher than in the reactor.

The influence of acoustic background noise has been reduced, for example, by placing sample inlets at nodes of the acoustic pressure [ 118], employing acoustic notch filters [ 118], using subtraction techniques employing two identical resonators with only one containing a laser beam [ 96], and by reducing noise from the sample pump with a critical orifice [ 46].

You enjoy being pumped in multiple orifices while being bent over flatpack furniture and filmed?

Diagram showing a syringe pump, electrospray pump, and grounded orifice leading into vacuum (not to scale).

In conclusion, the first three-dimensional structural insight of orifices in osmotic pump tablets by SR-μCT and structural reconstruction for the architectures has provided deeper insight into improving the design of advanced osmotic pumps for controlled drug release.

The bone cement was considered injectable when it could be pumped out through the syringe orifice in a liquid or paste form.

Drug release from the system, called swellable elementary osmotic pump (SEOP), is through a delivery orifice in the form of a very fine dispersion ready for dissolution and absorption.

The main components of the system were the feed system for HE, which consisted of a peristaltic pump, a two-fluid atomizer (inlet orifice diameter of 0.5 mm), and an air compressor; a feed system for the drying gas, which consisted of a blower and an air filter; a temperature control system for the drying gas; and a product collection system (cyclone).

A wind vane keeps the trap pointing into the wind, and a pump draws air into the trap through an orifice measuring 2 mm × 14 mm at a rate of 10 litres per minute.