condensable vapors

[kən′den·sə·bəl ′vā·pərz]

(chemistry)

Gases or vapors which when subjected to appropriately altered conditions of temperature or pressure become liquids.

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Tenders invited for Dry compact multi-stage roots three phase pumps with exhaust silencer for condensable vapors

Dry Compact Multi-stage Roots Three Phase Pumps With Exhaust Silencer For Condensable Vapors

This polymer is the most commonly used membrane material for separation of large condensable vapors from permanent gases [11-13].

Computational simulation of gas separation using nonporous polymeric membranes: experimental and theoretical studies

Pyrolysis converts organics such as biomass into three phases: solid (char), liquid (tars, condensable vapors, etc.

Three phases are produced during the thermal transformation of biomass under an inert atmosphere: gas/aerosol, liquid (tars, condensable vapors, etc.

Effects of pyrolysis conditions on yield of bio-chars from pine chips

Low wear rates for mechanical carbons require condensable vapors in the surrounding atmosphere.

Engineering an optimal solution with mechanical carbon machine parts: mechanical carbon materials provide solutions to a wide variety of lubrication challenges

They are equipped with an assembly to purge condensable vapors from the pump prior to shutdown, special seal material, corrosion resistant components in the exhaust box, and an exhaust flange adapter to permit remote exhausting of gases.

Laboratory central vacuum systems

A purge assembly purges condensable vapors from the pump prior to shutdown.

Central Vacuum Systems

Chemical scroll pumps are superior to oil-sealed rotary vane pumps and other dry pumps for pumping the condensable vapors of water, organic solvents, and corrosive gases.

This gives the chemical scroll pump a tremendous advantage in pumping condensable vapors.

Although other dry pumps have no vacuum-side pump oil, grease lubricant at the bearings can capture the condensable vapors and corrosive chemicals.

The amount of condensable vapors the vacuum pump must deal with varies with the temperature of the cold head and vapor pressure and concentration of various chemicals in the frozen solution.