Liner Geometry

Tapered split liner tor fast GC Tapered cup liner Tapered cycio liner 

Other liner types introduce mechanical obstacles for improved vaporization and mixing with carrier gas such as the baffled, cup or cycio liners. Although those inlet liners offer improved injection conditions, they can hardly be cleaned and reused so they are excluded from routine use with matrix samples. 

Special liner types are used for headspace applications. In many cases, the transfer line of a headspace sampler ends in a syringe type needle. Additional liner dead volume and turbulence must be avoided for the transfer of the sample plug into the analytical column. Special straight headspace liners with narrow diameters are available for many GC models. 

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Cleary PW. (2001). Charge behaviour and power consumption in ball mills sensitivity to mill operating conditions, liner geometry and charge composition. Int J Miner Process, 63, 79-114. 

FIGURE 9.5 Glass liner geometries for split injection [adapted from the Supelco Catalog (Supelco, Inc., Bellfonte, PA, 2000)]. 

The liner choice need to fit the analytical method setup if split or splitless injections are planned, or the basic injection techniques hot needle with thermo spray or the cold needle with hquid band formation are preferred. Different liner geometries are available to support the individual injection and vaporization process. There is not a single liner that serves all injection modes. So, a few basic rules help identifying the hner of choice for the chosen injection technique. 

Understanding the relationships between inlet liner geometry, carrier gas flow, injection volume and solvent vapour volume is essential for optimizing splitless injections. Especially the expansion volume of the solvent used must be taken into account. The maximum liquid injection volume needs to be adjusted in the hot... 

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Geometry Mandrels and pin cores should be straight. Thickness nonuniformity will result in a part that is not true, subsequently leading to premature liner failure. 

Mandrels - Hard parts (normally metallic) which are inserted in molds to obtain desired part geometries. For example, a solid metal mandrel is placed inside an isostatic cylindrical mold in order to obtain a polytetrafluoroethylene liner. 

The presented TH simulations are essentially simplified ID predictions of the relative humidity by means of calibration of the temperature boundary conditions. The actual geometry, behaviours of the heater, liner and rock, and the deformation of the buffer are not considered. Convection heat transfer and variations of pressure, viscosity of liquid, or liquid density are neglected, and the gas diffusion is of a simple form. The main simulational simplifications are the approximation of the heater adjustment period by a linear time dependence of temperature, and the use of a full saturation boundary condition at the rock surface. 

FIGURE 44.6 Finite-element analysis employed to determine the sensitivity of interface pressure to socket-shaped rectification (a) limb and socket (b) elements in layers representing idealized geometry of bone, soft tissue, and socket liner (c) rectification map of radial differences between the external free shape of the limb and the internal dimensions of socket and (d) FE predictions of direct pressure. (Courtesy of Zhang Ming, King s College, London.)... 

In most apphcations, the use of a round shaft, using a circular plan layout is far preferable. The smooth, round inside diameter that a circular cross-section provides improved ventilation flow while providing a geomechanically stable envelope that is resistant to caves and deformation in all but the most challenging ground conditions. As most shafts are concrete lined, the addition of the liner adds to the stability of the envelope, reduces ventilation friction losses, and provides for a consistent geometry to attached shaft sets. The pros/cons of these two main varieties of layout are shown in Table 1. 

The final wound structure is removed from the winding machine, and the mandrel/ workpiece is placed in an oven for curing. Various mandrels are used and can be made of hard chrome plated and polished ground steel, which may be of a segmented collapsible construction, but must have no concave curvature. If the part has complex geometry, then fusible low melting point alloys, a soluble plaster that can be removed with hot water after curing, or an inflatable bag can be used. In some instances, such as compressed natural gas (CNG) tanks, the mandrel is left in position as a liner. 

HyPerComp Engineering Inc., for example, use finite element methods to analyze the cylinder geometry of a pressure vessel dome to determine the liner hoop stress at service pressure. 

Figure 8.50(b) Vent port geometry to avoid vent flow (b) with dual openings in the barrel liner... 

However, a new possibility started to appear based on the old saying if you can t beat them, join them . The vaporization of the liner pushed by a magnetic field was of an explosive nature and it was appreciated early on that it could act as a rocket drive of the, as yet unexploded, liner. It was shown /12/ that the speed attained by a liner (in a plane geometry) whose one face was steadily exploding is... 

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