HEAT TRANSFER AND WATER REMOVAL IN CYLINDER DRYING. II. FELTED CYLINDERS
Heat transfer & water removal in cylinder drying - felted cylinders
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Heat transfer & water removal in cylinder drying - felted cylinders
Performance of supersonic ramp-type side inlet with ram-scoop throat bleed and varying fuselage boundary layer removal at low supersonic speeds
Effect of boundary layer removal on total pressure recovery - circular internal compression inlets with translating centerbodies
Inlets having translatable centerbodies and provision for boundary layer removal
Small, lightweight permeable cell package separates and removes carbon dioxide from respiratory gas mixtures. The cell is regenerative while chemically inert in the presence of carbon dioxide so that only adsorption takes place.
Removal of electron-electron poles from many- electron hamiltonians to reduce difficulties in solution of schroedinger equation
Absorption bed, catalytic burner, and filtering system for trace contaminant removal
Distortions around weld areas on sheet-aluminum tanks and other structures are removed with a portable electromagnetic hammer. The hammer incorporates a coil that generates a controlled high-energy pulsed magnetic field over localized areas on the metal surface.
Portable tool cleanly removes burrs that remain on tubing when it is cut. It restores the cut end to its original configuration, and carries away all chips and pieces. This tool is used in places of limited access where a larger tool could not be used.
Double-ramp side inlet with combinations of fuselage, ramp, and throat boundary layer removal
Electrode-kinetic investigation of formation and removal of hydrogen and oxygen depositions on platinum
Force analysis of saturated and subcooled bubbles during nucleate boiling, determining removal force of gravity
Portable, compact tool quickly and cleanly removes brazed connectors from system tubes. The tool uses an induction coil to melt the braze and a compression spring to automatically separate the connection. An inert gas is force-fed about the heated area to prevent oxidation of the tube.
Reaction heat is used for removal of water formed at the hydrogen fuel electrode in a hydrogen-oxygen fuel cell. A portion of the heat inherent in the fuel cell current generation reaction is used to transfer excess water into water vapor and cause it to be exhausted from the cell by a porous vapor transport membrane adjoining a vapor cavity.
Flame-detector-rod holder is easily removed from the wall of a gas-fired furnance for maintenance or replacement of the detector rod without requiring shutdown of the furnace. The holder consists of an externally threaded outer bushing, a sleeve which is held inside the outer bushing with a set screw, and a detector rod assembly which screws into the sleeve.
Nylon router bit in an electric hand-held drill removes small quantities of cork insulation from a metal or fiber glass surface without cutting or scratching the surface.
Modified soldering iron extracts a wrap-around solar cell that is attached with solder or adhesive to a substrate without destroying the cell removed or damaging adjacent cells. Heat, vacuum, and compressed air, operated from a special head attached to the soldering iron, loosen, extract, and protect the cell.
Female die facilitates the removal of a sheet metal structure from a die used for explosive forming of the metal. The female die consists of a smooth conical frustum made of fiber glass with a cured epoxy-resin surface on which a molded grid pattern made of a polyurethane resin is overlaid.