Sentence examples for sealing structure from inspiring English sources
However, sealing structure failure (SSF), which leads to the leakage of reactant gases, often occurs in the assembly process or start-up operation for PEMFCs.
Beginning with the knowledge that the forewing of a beetle, Allomyrina dichotoma, has a completely integrated trabecular honeycomb structure and a natural edge sealing structure, we investigated the formed mechanism, functions and mechanical properties of the structure.
On the other hand, the fabrication of thinned Si-polymer cap is implemented and patterned on the 120-μm depth cavity structure through lithography process, as shown in Figure 7. Figure 7 The thinned Si-cap and thinned Si-polymer cap sealing structure.
Traditional sealing structure has uniform geometrical cross-section.
On this condition, failure mode and failure criterion of typical sealing structure is studied, and the failure mechanism is found.
This study aims to investigate the effects of geometrical structure and material parameters of sealing components on the sealing structure failure.
High-density carbon blocks are extensively applied in bearing and sealing structures of some advanced aero-engines.
The research mentioned-above has special reference to the design of sealing structures and can provide reference for prolonging their service life.
Although many fault zones in sandstone are sealing structures these field study show, that fault zones in porous sandstone may allow fluid flow.
Many components of gas turbines, including the combustion liners, ducts, casings and sealing structures, comprise metallic sheets perforated with arrays of circular cooling holes.
With regard to osteogenic infiltration from the underlying subchondral bone, adequate sealing structures in replacement of the tidemark (for example tissue sealants or semi-permeable polymers) could be employed when treating osteochondral defects in order to avoid the entry of osteoblasts and red blood cells within the cartilage part of the lesion [ 2, 20].
