Sentence examples for suction operation from inspiring English sources

In a suction operation the sheets remain piled up vertically; a wheel brushes a corner of the top sheet and separates it from the others, enabling a compressed-air blower to inject a cushion of air underneath the sheet.

However, non-continuous suction operation is not feasible in a large scale operation.

Figure 3 shows the entire process of the PDMS suction cup operation for the finger-triggered fluid driving in the microfluidic device.

Due to the fouling potential associated with suction time operation at the minimum value of 8 min was suggested.

The ITT was left open for continuous drainage, and its patency was checked by regular suction until the curative operation.

During the operation, the suction cup can be fixed to the device with no leakage (i.e., tight sealing, in which no air leakage occurred between the cup and the device) without using any adhesives, thereby allowing a simple and reversible integration of the cup to the device and requiring no pre-treatment (e.g., pre-degassing).

Conventional roller pumps and coronary suction were used, and operations were performed in conditions of moderate hypothermia, with application of intermittent aortic cross-clamping.

Since a diffuser-attached module design, subcritical flux operation, and intermittent suction method were adapted to the system, long-term operation was possible, i.e. the system could be operated for more than 110 days with only one membrane washing.

This article looks at how their combination of seal-design, low maintenance, gentle pumping action, high suction lift, abrasion resistance, reversible operation and ability to run dry gives this technology the edge.

The weight of lost blood accumulated in suction bottles and swabs during operation was evaluated and then it was converted to the volume by dividing density of blood.

He described the required sequence of operations as (1) suction during an entire outstroke of the piston, (2) compression during the following instroke, (3) ignition of the charge at dead centre and expansion during the next outstroke (the power stroke), and (4) expulsion of the burned gases during the next instroke.