Sentence examples for pumping solution from inspiring English sources
The Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) is developing a continuously working and non-cryogenic pumping solution for a demonstration power plant (DEMO).
The Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) is developing a continuously working and non-cryogenic pumping solution for torus exhaust pumping of a demonstration power plant (DEMO) including Direct Internal Recycling (DIR).
The winner of the competition was Egypt-based KarmSolar, a concept to provide a solar-powered water pumping solution for Egyptian farms in arid areas, which currently rely on diesel generators to pump underground water for irrigation.
Only months before, Zahran and his fellow Egyptian colleagues had begun developing KarmSolar, a concept to provide a solar-powered water pumping solution for Egyptian farms in arid areas, which currently rely on diesel generators to pump underground water for irrigation.
Auto top-up rigs in the oil and gas sector perform a vital function keeping pumping solutions cool and lubricated in sometimes extremely arduous environments.
She adds "In a poverty-stricken country that is mainly based on agriculture, large organizations, SMEs and even individual farmers today have a lower entry point to the use of solar water pumping solutions".
Then, deposition of chitosan and HAP was made, pumping solutions into the system for 10 minutes, where each deposition was followed by a rinsing step with a NaCl 0.15 M solution, for the same time.
(ii) Pumped solution until the liquid sensor triggered, indicating arrival of the liquid at the sensor reference position.
Bare (borofloat) glass surfaces, in conjunction with 5.0 mM ammonium acetate (pH = 7) pump solution, were used to yield negatively charged surfaces for the −EO pumps.
Then the team pumped solutions of various pH balances through the filter.
This review paper provides an update on recent developments in heat pump systems, and is intended to be a "one-stop" archive of known practical heat pump solutions.
