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In Fig.8 the pressures and temperatures refer to the case of a nitrogen liquefier.

Another example of cascade process is that operating in a cascade liquefier.

He also introduced the liquefier blender in 1922.

She pointed into the liquefier.

A schematic diagram of a JT liquefier, is given in Fig.8.

"The cooling unit's up there- a helium liquefier.

The gas is essentially pure nitrogen tetroxide, which is condensed in a brine-cooled liquefier.

The company's first product, to be available later this year, will be a sound mastering tool for Internet audio engineers called the Liquefier.

An idea liquefier that could reduce convoluted ideas down to two things: a) the true reason for the idea; b) the idea itself.

The one-bedroom flat, with its Electrolux vacuum cleaner and Hollywood Liquefier blender, is a study in yesterday's Americana, a trip into pop culture's past.

The finished product from the liquefier is energy-rich, containing 85 percent to 90 percent of the energy in the tires and oil, but being heavily contaminated with sulfur and heavy metals, it is not attractive.

On display are a helium liquefier and associated tools, devices to measure superconductivity (e.g. rheostats), and to automatically record measurements: a cathode tube, a thermograph, drum recorders and a paper tape recorder.

Consultation with the experts on Earth concurred on the opinion that, for the tiny amount of liquid oxygen needed, Ryan could bypass the main atmosphere compression and Sabatier reactor and just use the electrolysis system and the Stirling liquefier.

It would be interesting to see how efficient a power plant is, plus how efficient a nitrogen liquefier is, plus how efficient a liquid-nitrogen engine is - that would tell you whether you were creating a technology that is better or worse than the gasoline engine in terms of efficiency.