| Note the scuff marks caused by the screwdriver when opening and closing the coolant tank's plug. |
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| The compressed air initiates the missile's gyroscopes and is used as the coolant for the infrared detectors. |
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| The coolant radiators were in the mainplane leading edge between the engines and the fuselage. |
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| The coolant then flows from the inlet to the outlet through many tubes mounted and arranged in a parallel pattern. |
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| However, its use is safer for both patient and physician than the original volatile vapor coolant, ethyl chloride. |
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| After being used as a coolant, the water is returned to the canal about 10 degrees warmer. |
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| Apparently, test candidates will have to know how to check their oil levels, tyre pressure, brake fluid and engine coolant. |
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| As the coolant passes through the small tubes, it transfers the heat it has absorbed to the blowing air from the grille. |
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| The bottle also indicates that the coolant does not cause corrosion even though there are both copper and aluminium parts in the system. |
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| Remote drains for engine oil, hydraulic oil, and engine coolant are grouped in one location for convenience. |
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| They are designed to dissipate the heat, which the coolant has absorbed from the engine. |
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| Because heavy water is very efficient as a coolant and moderator in nuclear power plants, greater quantities were wanted than occur naturally. |
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| One of the safety shutoff valves had closed in the coolant system of the third engine. |
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| The flow of coolant when entering our heatsink base is split into six separate channels and two separate directions. |
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| As coolant circulates through the tubing, heat is removed from the refrigerator to cool the food inside. |
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| Manual stirring will often suffice but in many cases the coolant must be sprayed on to the tool. |
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| When you spray it, the coolant evaporates, taking with it the latent heat of the water and the hot air around it. |
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| I threw some pepper in with the coolant so the little pinholes in the radiator would be plugged. |
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| Get your engine coolant tested and adjusted to prevent the coolant from freezing up. |
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| After purification, the water is used in the gardens and as a coolant during the production process. |
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| In addition, the heat coming from the engine to the coolant and from the coolant to the radiator is reduced. |
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| All coolant and oil lines to and from the pods were replaced with larger diameter lines. |
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| At their simplest, they rely on a coolant that absorbs and dissipates heat from the house. |
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| The power plant also produces some 200 million liters of clean water as a result of desalinating sea water, which is used as a coolant. |
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| The block heater is plugged into electricity to keep the coolant circulating so in the morning the engine isn't frozen up. |
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| You should also check the level, condition and concentration of the coolant every so often. |
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| A relatively recent use for sodium benzoate is as a corrosion inhibitor in engine coolant systems. |
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| The coolant water should be chlorinated to approximately 125 parts per million of chlorine to protect the asparagus from decay organisms. |
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| Light-water reactors use ordinary water for both coolant and for neutron moderator. |
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| The stable oily liquid, which absorbs intense heat, was used as a coolant for electrical transformers and capacitors. |
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| If this happens the coolant won't be able to circulate around the engine and hence, the engine overheats. |
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| The breeding reactor is included in the cooling circuit with a lower coolant temperature. |
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| However, if the temperature and coolant level are okay, it suggests that the temperature sensor in the thermostat is faulty. |
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| The coolant used in the primary circuit should have as low a toxicity as possible. |
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| But there are lots of cars on the road that still use traditional coolant, and that should be drained and replaced every couple of years to remove any built-up crud. |
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| These substances, also known as freons, were once used extensively as coolant fluids in refrigerators and air conditioners, and as propellants in aerosol cans. |
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| For all reactor designs, including the CANDU design, any change in coolant density will result into a change in the rate of fission reactions. |
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| Loosen the drain plug or petcock at the bottom of the radiator and allow the coolant to completely drain out. |
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| If your radiator does not have a drain plug or petcock, disconnect the lower radiator hose and allow the coolant to drain. |
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| Used as a coolant, solvent and cleaning agent, water is a building block of many products. |
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| As if one powerful coolant weren't enough, this aftershave recipe capitalizes on two: cucumber and mint. |
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| Do not mix coolants with different kinds of chemical compound, as this may cause congelation of the coolant. |
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| Insert new fuel filter assembly between fuse box, air box and coolant reservoir. |
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| The high coolant temperature warning light in the tachometer will illuminate if the ignition is switched on without running the engine. |
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| These scenarios included a seismic event, a loss of coolant and loss of electrical power event and a main stain-line break. |
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| The Chernobyl reactor used graphite as moderator and boiling light water as coolant, while the Koodankulam reactor uses light water as moderator and coolant. |
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| These bearings provide excellent resistance to ingress of coolant and metal chippings, while providing highly rigidity. |
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| Flashing and heating during the initial phase cause coolant voiding and, due to positive reactivity feedback, a fission power pulse. |
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| A good coolant testing program eliminates guesswork and allows the cooling system to maintain peak performance. |
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| If the coolant does not have a precharge of nitrite, do not use it for top off. |
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| The same problem that drives us to make it clear that incorrect top off coolant can be the downfall of any well planned coolant program. |
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| Cummins Filtration conducted extensive testing and field trials to approve glycerin as the base for this new coolant. |
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| Contamination from fuel or lube oil will end the coolant life regardless of miles or coolant age. |
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| A fault in the coolant circuit, e.g. insufficient water, a loose V-belt or a defective thermostat. |
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| In a compressor the introduction of electrical energy causes the vaporised but still cold coolant to compress and heat up. |
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| A gurgling noise can be heard when coolant is circulating through the pipes. |
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| Have the car's engine and gearbox oil, coolant, air conditioning liquid, windshield washer checked and filled up. |
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| Therefore, the pressure level of the coolant is too low, promoting the formation of vapor bubbles. |
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| In both variants, the coolant consists of helium pressurized to approximately 100 bars, or roughly 100 standard atmospheres. |
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| This level of hydrogen prevents the formation of oxygen by radiolysis dissociation and consumes any oxygen introducted into the coolant. |
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| Indoor use primarily to provide a degree of protection against dust,spraying of water,oil,and noncorrosive coolant. |
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| In orange coolant, such as GM DEXCOOL®, some of the anti-rust inhibitors are from this chemical family. |
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| It is best to precharge the coolant and thoroughly mix before installation into the cooling system. |
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| Emulsifies oil and sludge in the coolant, which after draining results in a completely degreased cooling system. |
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| The supply cord must be routed away from moving parts, swarf, coolant or sources of heat. |
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| All basic arbors, extensions and reducers, main toolholders and all boring heads have through coolant possibilities. |
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| If coolant containing a corrosion inhibitor is not used, the cooling system will accumulate rust and scale in the water jacket and radiator. |
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| It vacuums the coolant in a gaseous state in order to transfer it condensed under high pressure to the condenser. |
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| The outsides of the pipes are cooled by some of the coolant circulated by the engine. |
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| Water pump cavitation is the result of bubbles formed in the inlet coolant of the pump and imploding on the pump impeller. |
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| Unibell J belling machines employ a SICA patented socket cooling system using compressed air coolant with a special internal cooling cycle. |
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| We'd position the catalytic converter and route the coolant lines to minimize heat losses. |
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| However, idling vehicles circulate coolant that in warmer weather may cool the engine and catalytic converter faster than turning it off. |
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| Check the coolant level in the expansion reservoir on the right-hand side of the headstock. |
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| Liquid Level Switch can be used to indicate levels of engine oil, hydraulic fluid, or coolant antifreeze. |
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| Freon, the main coolant used in the enrichment plants, is steadily leaking away. |
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| The three shortlisted fast-reactor concepts—sodium-cooled, gas-cooled and lead-cooled are differentiated primarilead-cooled are of coolant. |
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| Also, because they use a liquid fluoride salt for a coolant, there is no high-pressure water to deal with. |
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| This week, we will examine how to edit the post processor to use those coolant codes. |
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| The compressed air cooling takes place, via a closed coolant system, where a refrigerant cooling agent is employed. |
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| The amount of coolant in the appliance is stated on the data plate inside the appliance. |
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| These refrigeration units are self-contained cooling systems and use a coolant for which no alternative is available at the present time. |
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| The system is based on the circulation of a liquid coolant in a cooker at controlled temperature. |
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| Once the system is powered on, coolant flows to the bottom, extracts heat from the soil, and flows back up to be cooled again. |
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| In the examples provided by the inventors, ore, having a particle size distribution as indicated in the tables of the patent, is supplied during the blows as a coolant. |
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| The company also is working on a tool that's driven by a servo motor that will allow the tips to be hollowed out so coolant can flow right to the tip. |
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| The instrument is equipped with a rotating compensator for increased sensitivity, and has a cryostat accessory for measurements at cryogenic temperatures using N2 or He as a coolant. |
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| Installation of the briquette system has been a boon in reclaiming water and coolant. |
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| The timing belt is made of special durable materials, and sacrificial anode metal in the coolant pathway helps prevent corrosion. |
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| With 439 active nuclear facilities worldwide, growth can be achieved in Services' sales of global nuclear products, such as emergency core cooling strainers, reactor coolant pump seals and passive autocatalytic recombiners. |
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| It is entirely possible to have a positive coolant void reactivity feedback and a negative PCR, since the latter is a sum of all reactivity feedbacks, both positive and negative. |
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| Physical barriers include the fuel matrix, the fuel rod cladding, the fuel channel pressure tube and the pressure boundary of the reactor coolant system. |
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| When drilling at high speeds in stainless steel and exotic materials, internal coolant is essential for optimum performance and to counter the work hardening which would otherwise occur. |
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| In the unlikely event that the primary heat sink would be lost, this modification would prevent the UDM relief valve, which has a low pressure setting, from opening and discharging coolant into the containment. |
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| If the coolant water heats up appreciably, the reaction rate slows down because the neutrons are not slowed down as much. |
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| Cooling of the bores is done through a hollow passageway through the boring bar where coolant can flow freely. |
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| At 30,000 miles, refortify your coolant with DCA 2 or DCA 4 liquid chemicals specifically designed to replace the additives depleted in the prior service interval. |
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| The system works via an auxiliary glow plug burner which uses the vehicle's fuel to heat the coolant. |
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| Usually alkaline liquids are used as both electrolytes and coolant for grinding. |
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| The ANCA, using coolant, makes all the difference because the results are much closer to a new tool, which is what customers require. |
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| Although the helium coolant presents fewer corrosion problems than supercritical water, creating core materials and fuel casings that can withstand the high temperatures involved is a daunting task. |
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| Reserve Alkalinity: The ability of a coolant to resist aging as reflected by the amount of hydrochloric acid required to put the pH down to 5.5 in an ASTM test. |
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| The revved-up guts require pipes with circulating coolant. |
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| Inside a nuclear plant, the RPV safely houses the reactor core and coolant. |
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| Mainly used around heavy ambient dust, minor splatters of coolant and oil. |
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| They may also be due to accidental spills, caused by such things as the breaking of hydraulic lines on company vehicles, rupturing of coolant lines in air conditioning units and the breaking of back-up battery units. |
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| Fill the coolant tank up to the upper mark of the oil rod. |
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| The coolant in the vest goes through the MCU to be cooled and if the garment is dry, it will put air in the system and will not cool as well. |
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| The freezing will be accomplished by first installing pipes below and around the chambers and stopes, and then pumping a coolant through the pipes. |
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| Keep clear of moving parts and coolant spray. |
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| From the outside, a liquid-propellant engine often looks like a maze of plumbing, which connects the tanks to the pumps, carries the coolant flow to and from the cooling jackets, and conveys the pumped fluids to the injector. |
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| Entirely contained inside the generators, the radioactive particles are insoluble metal oxides distributed thinly through the small tubes in which the coolant circulates to produce the steam. |
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| It is commonly used as antifreeze in coolant fluids for car engines. |
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| Successive scandals, such as the failure to report coolant leaks, have since further undermined confidence in the industry. Such difficulties make building nuclear reactors more lengthy and thus expensive. |
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| Why are freeze point and nitrite level in my coolant so important? |
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| Kabogo was authorizing a coolant and a milk pasteurizer at Muguga Dairy Farmers Coperative Society in Kabete constituency. |
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| Research and development work has been prioritized, starting with degraded core reflooding, corium-concrete interaction, and the behavior of release under oxidizing conditions in the reactor coolant system. |
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| In the event of a CANDU reactor coolant voiding, the positive void reactivity feedback will increase the fission rate in the fuel, leading to a reactor power increase. |
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| The rear differential gear oil, automatic-transmission fluid, power-steering fluid, brake fluid, engine coolant, etc. |
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| The temperature gauge doesn't work and the coolant depletes quickly from the reservoir. |
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| Before you start the engine, check the oil, coolant and brake fluid. |
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| Choose from 10 models with single or dual coolant. |
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| While some customers are willing to fill a system with coolant meeting the above specifications, they have no way of enforcing what the system is topped off with when the unit is away from the shop. |
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| Submersible pumps uses the pumped liquid also as a coolant. |
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| The coolant delivery hose of the No 2 cylinder was chafed and twisted. |
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| Positive coolant void reactivity feedback is a well understood and well known phenomenon, which manifests itself as an increase in the heat generated in the core, if the coolant in the core turns to steam. |
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| Commonly known as CFCs, chlorofluorocarbons are the coolant material essential to many air conditioning systems in use today. |
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| This system is used to eject the finished parts from the synchronized spindle, flushing the spindle with coolant at the same time to clear out chips. |
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| Check coolant level when engine is cold to avoid scalding. |
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| Accessories can be easily connected to both controllers: A coolant valve, an external venting valve or a liquid level sensor for catchpots are often required. |
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| These chemicals quickly deplete the inhibitor package, acidify the coolant and cause catastrophic cooling system failure in remarkably short periods of time. |
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| Since these tubes represent the boundary between the irradiated primary side fluids and the secondary side coolant, their structural integrity is extremely important. |
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| One coolant converter is fighting smelly sumps with a new technology that uses a chemical polymer. |
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| The coolant may be water or gas or even liquid metal depending on the type of reactor. |
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| A new meter design features a three-ring analogue dial with a central speedometer, a tachometer and coolant temperature gauge to the left, and a fuel gauge and hybrid system indicator to the right. |
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| The reactor coolant then goes to a steam generator and heats water to produce steam. |
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| With this heat, a coolant is heated as it is pumped through the reactor and thereby removes the energy from the reactor. |
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| The document was prepared as a problem statement for a technical study aiming to reach a common understanding of positive coolant void reactivity feedback, reactivity control and reactor shutdown safety margins. |
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| Thus the adjusted quantity of the water-mixable coolant is sucked in and mixed in the water operated vacuum pump optimally to a sturdy and homogeneous emulsion. |
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| A model that is representative of heat exchanges between the clads and the coolant was also developed, validated and incorporated in the software. |
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| Two different MSR concepts are proposed: those in which the molten salt only acts as a coolant, and those the fuel of which is dissolved in the molten salt. |
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| Coherent microwave amplifiers operating above 1,000 watts microwave output, like travelling wave tubes and klystrons, require liquid coolant. |
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| And there's real drama, when a valve in a coolant pump fails and Rick and Mike Hopkins, who is on his first mission, have to make a 13-hour space walk to repair it. |
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| In most nuclear reactors, water is both a coolant and a moderator. |
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| Its modified cutting edge pitch is said to reduce chatter marks and improve chip formation, while targeted coolant holes promote smooth chip evacuation. |
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| Hydrogen is commonly used in power stations as a coolant in generators due to a number of favorable properties that are a direct result of its light diatomic molecules. |
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| Spent antifreeze and coolant is removed from vehicles daily. |
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| Even the most optimistic officials think it will take three years to restart the fast-breeder reactor, where the leak of dangerous sodium coolant occurred in December. |
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| Typically the hot coolant is used as a heat source for a boiler, and the pressurized steam from that drives one or more steam turbine driven electrical generators. |
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| Chubu Electric officials estimated the water's radioactivity at 323 becquerels per cubic centimeter, almost the same as coolant water used in the reactor. |
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| The Toptec CO6230A Lathe is a mid-size lathe with 360mm swing, 1000mm between centres, footbrake, 3 and 4 jaw chucks, face plate, coolant and pull out chip tray. |
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| The coolant effectively resists microbiological growth and does not contain chlorinated compounds, formaldehyde release agents, boron, monoethanolamine, nor secondary amines. |
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