Sentence examples for vapor pressurization from inspiring English sources

With an integrated design, the temperature in the evaporator and the vapor pressurization of the adsorber are raised due to the direct heat recovery from the condenser, resulting in the higher water production rates, typically improved by as much as three folds of the conventional AD cycle.

vapor pressure.

Pressurization by vapor H2 supplies a higher pressure and also a temperature rise, which is significant to consider the selection of pressurant gas.

After tank pressurization end, a pressure drop is observed and the decrease in vapor temperature is identified as its main driver.

A long tail in the butane vapor concentration wave was always present when feed pressurization was used, and it led to butane vapor breakthrough, whereas the process having the same conditions but pressurized with carrier gas produced pure light product (nitrogen).

The obstruction turned out to be a solid salt that was generated in the check valve during the mixing of fuel and oxidizer vapors along with helium gas, which was needed for pressurization.

The consequences of some rollovers, if prevention/mitigation actions are not implemented, are uncontrolled venting of boil off gas in vapor form to the atmosphere, flammability hazards, tank structure over-pressurization with potential damage.

Increasing magmatic gas input into the lake raises the vapor liquid boundary, resulting in vaporization of confined liquid water, generating volume change, pressurization, and eruption.

Methane also self-pressurizes, which could eliminate the need for a separate tank pressurization system.

The proposed condenser-side wick designs are evaluated using a 3D numerical vapor chamber transport model that accurately captures conjugate heat transport, phase change at the liquid vapor interface, and pressurization of the vapor core due to evaporation.

Possible mechanisms for the vapor release are sublimation from about 0.6 km2 of exposed surface ice, or cryovolcanic eruptions resulting from radiogenic internal heat or from pressurization of a subsurface ocean due to growth of an overlying layer of ice.