aerosol generator

The twin aerosol generators provide high throughput of the precursor solution and stabilize the flame.

The group devised an aerosol generator that was used to create protective smokescreens for Allied troops in the invasion of Normandy in 1944.

The aerosol generator is composed of a precursor delivery tube oriented perpendicularly to a high-velocity oxygen flow tube.

The Gorgon IV's ramjet engine, slung underneath the missile's tail, was replaced in the Gorgon V with a X14A aerosol generator, developed by the Edo Aircraft Corporation.

To help judge the nation's vulnerability to clandestine smallpox attacks, Army experts fitted men's briefcases with tiny aerosol generators and, in May 1965, sprayed mock smallpox germs in National Airport in Washington.

What was that estimate Jake saw recently"...one hundred kilograms of anthrax delivered by an efficient aerosol generator on a large urban target would kill from two to six times as many people as a one-megaton nuclear device.

The precursor, typically a single- or mixed-metal alkoxide, or carboxylate dissolved in ethanol at 1-10 wt% is introduced to the combustion chamber via twin, high-shear fluid (Bernoulli) aerosol generators with oxygen as the atomizing gas.

It is known that suitcase generators have been used to contaminate individual rooms or buildings, and the classic umbrella gun has been used in assassinations. . . . Simple aerosol generators, such as underarm deodorant spray cans, can serve as quite effective dissemination systems.