- pulses. The
following chamber types are
commonly used. This is a
chamber freely open to atmosphere,
where the fill gas is
ambient air. The
domestic smoke...
- A
plenum chamber is a
pressurised housing containing a
fluid (typically
air) at
positive pressure. One of its
functions is to
equalise pressure for more...
-
air chamber between the gl**** and the polycarbonate.
Level IIIA (high
speed 9 mm)
armor consists of 8 mm of
laminated gl**** (strike face), a 1 mm
air...
- the player's
breath from the
first chamber—called the slow
air chamber—into the
second chamber—called the
sound chamber. The
design of a
sound hole at the...
-
indoor air conditions. Outside,
fresh air is
generally drawn into the
system by a vent into a mix
air chamber for
mixing with the
space return air. Then...
-
signaling device. An
air horn
consists of a
flaring metal or
plastic horn or
trumpet (called the "bell")
attached to a
small air chamber containing a metal...
-
supplied diving operations, with the divers'
umbilicals (
air supply, etc.)
attached to the
diving chamber rather than to the
diving support vessel.[citation...
-
cloud chamber, also
known as a
Wilson cloud chamber, is a
particle detector used for
visualizing the p****age of
ionizing radiation. A
cloud chamber consists...
- offs**** p****ages, and
overwater air flights,
consisting of
either a
single air chamber or a pair of (twin or double)
sealed air chambers constructed of coated...
- A
combustion chamber is part of an
internal combustion engine in
which the fuel/
air mix is burned. For
steam engines, the term has also been used for an...
