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discharge tube
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discharge tube [′dis‚chärj ‚tüb]
(electronics)
An evacuated enclosure containing a gas at low pressure, through which current can flow when sufficient voltage is applied between metal electrodes in the tube. Also known as electric-discharge tube.
(mechanical engineering)
A tube through which steam and water are released into a boiler drum.


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The Coni-Steel design features conical cornerless feed hoppers, the ability to quickly disassemble, clean, reconfigure or service the feed screw, motor(s) and the internal feed hopper from the non-process without removing extension hoppers, inlet valves and discharge tubes, floor or hanging mount configurations, and totally integrated and pre-wired volumetric and gravimetric control packages.
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