- The
Sprengel pump is a
vacuum pump that uses
drops of
mercury falling through a small-bore
capillary tube to trap air from the
system to be evacuated....
- tube. The
Sprengel pump was a
widely used
vacuum producer of this time. The
early 20th
century saw the
invention of many
types of
vacuum pump, including...
- and art
collector Sprengel Museum, a
museum of
modern art in Hanover,
Germany Sprengel pump, a
vacuum pump invented by
Hermann Sprengel This page lists...
- fluid. In the late 19th century, most
vacuums were
created using a
Sprengel pump,
which had the
advantage of
being very
simple to operate, and capable...
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construction to the
Sprengel pump and
predates Herman Sprengel's research by two years. Furthermore, it is
notable that
Sprengel conducted his research...
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design compared with
Holweck stages.
Sprengel pump Duval, P.; Raynaud, A.; Saulgeot, C. (1988). "The
molecular drag
pump: Principle, characteristics, and...
- than
other implementations which was
achieved through the use of a
Sprengel pump; a high
resistance that made
power distribution from a
centralized source...
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stove –
Alexis Soyer Spragg Bag –
Terry Spragg Sprengel explosives,
Sprengel Pump –
Hermann Sprengel Stabinger viscometer – Hans
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invented the
mercurial air
pump. He was born at Schillerslage, near Hanover, on 29
August 1834.
Sprengel was the son of
George Sprengel. He was
educated in Göttingen...
- world's
first steam roller at
Rochester in England.
Hermann Sprengel produces the
Sprengel pump which is
capable of
creating a
significant vacuum. Copley...
