- An
air embolism, also
known as a
gas embolism, is a
blood vessel blockage caused by one or more
bubbles of
air or
other gas in the
circulatory system....
- Forced-
air gas heating systems are used in
central air heating/cooling
systems for houses.
Sometimes the
system is
referred to as "forced hot
air".
Gas-fired...
- afterburner. The
basic operation of the
gas turbine is a
Brayton cycle with
air as the
working fluid:
atmospheric air flows through the
compressor that brings...
- A
lifting gas or lighter-than-
air gas is a
gas that has a
density lower than
normal atmospheric gases and
rises above them as a result,
making it useful...
-
composed of a
layer of
gas mixture that
surrounds the Earth's
planetary surface (both
lands and oceans),
known collectively as
air, with
variable quantities...
-
Gas exchange is the
physical process by
which gases move p****ively by
diffusion across a surface. For example, this
surface might be the
air/water interface...
-
ambient air gas burner used as
laboratory equipment; it
produces a
single open
gas flame, and is used for heating, sterilization, and combustion. The
gas can...
- use
oxygen sensors can
monitor the
air–fuel
ratio with an
air–fuel
ratio meter. In the
typical air to
natural gas combustion burner, a double-cross limit...
-
air (hence the name "lighter-than-
air"). Its main
component is one or more
gas capsules made of
lightweight skins,
containing a
lifting gas (hot
air,...
-
Natural gas (also
called fossil gas,
methane gas, or
simply gas) is a
naturally occurring mixture of
gaseous hydrocarbons consisting primarily of methane...
