Sentence examples for type of liner from inspiring English sources

In this experiment, seven input parameters were surveyed, including mold temperature (A), melt temperature (B), injection time (C), packing time (D), packing pressure (E), coolant temperature (F), and type of liner (G).

While the laboratory tests were only performed on one type of liner material (i.e., HDPE), the general concepts and findings of this study would apply to other types of polymeric liners.

Mr. Waxman produced documents showing a debate among BP engineers on how to complete the well, with warnings that the plan to install a certain type of liner would increase the risk of a blowout and probably violate federal safety regulations.

As a first step, a single cell of a perforate-faced cavity type of liner has been modelled by a rectangular cavity with a rectangular slot mouth set into the wall of the working section of a Mach 0·5 wind tunnel.

Waste Management is taking solid wastes from the three states to landfills in Vernon, Ala.; Pass Christian, Miss . and Campbellton, Fla. Spokesman Ken Haldin said the company would be more careful, having drivers check bins for problems and possibly using a new type of liner, because of the AP findings.

Teat temperatures were dependent on type of liner.

These preliminary results demonstrate the interest for this new type of liners.

The most likely failure pressure is predicted to be in the range of 2.95 3.15 Pd (Pd=design pressure of 0.39 MPa for the PCCV model) depending on the type of liners used in the construction of the PCCV model.

As its significant contribution, this study emphasizes the hub port selection criteria for two types of liner networks, the hub and spoke and relay networks, as illustrated by Ducruet and Notteboom (2012), and considers the natures of the individual networks (e.g., criteria related to feeder links are expected to be especially significant for hub and spoke networks).

There are two types of liners.

Two types of liners were investigated which incorporated either simple plain or 'skewed' orifices.