Sentence examples for vacuum generator from inspiring English sources

This system is denoted as a continuous vacuum generator disperser (CVGD).

A novel device (called a pressure equilibrium unit) was designed to connect the doser and the vacuum generator to make sure both parts avoid suffering from pressure shock.

A new method has been developed for the continuous aerosolization of dry powdered nanoparticles using a commercially available and cost-effective vacuum generator.

For sufficient large dosing rates, the CVGD performance could be improved significantly by increasing the inlet pressure of the vacuum generator (Pj).

The field emission, scanning transmission, electron microscope FESTEM HB501 (Vacuum Generators, Kirkland, WA, USA) was equipped with the energy dispersive x-ray spectrometer (EDXS) (Noran, Middleton, WI, USA) and post-column electron energy loss spectrometer (EELS) (Gatan, Pleasanton, CA).

The development of the 300-kV STEM at Vacuum Generators (VG) is the story of a small team of scientists and engineers tasked with designing a world-class electron microscope.

Let Mr. Brookz and Ms. Dietrich tell the story: Everything was ready: diamond bits, drills, a powerful vacuum system, a generator (no electricity at the grave), special cements and epoxies, a way to safely transport the bust.

A novel model of the hybrid system consisting of a SOFC (solid oxide fuel cell) and a vacuum TIG (thermionic generator) is proposed so that the high temperature waste heat produced in the fuel cell can be efficiently exploited.

Beam profile and composition of the pulsed ion beam from a vacuum arc source are valuable information for designing a high-intensity deuterium-tritium neutron generator.

Demanded by the application in ultrahigh pulsed power generator as vacuum insulator, the MgO-filled nanocomposites with enhanced high voltage resistance were developed on the basis of microwave transparent crosslinked polystyrene (CPS).

The droplet generator applies a vacuum to each of the outlet wells to generate droplets in the eight channels simultaneously at a rate of ∼1 000 droplets/channel/second until the complete 20 μL ddPCR mixture has been partitioned into the monodisperse water-in-oil emulsion format.