sparger

Air or a specific gas is dispersed in the solution through a sparger.

Sparger sprang backwards as the sheet of fire flayed his skin.

Crouched over the open valve, the chief stoker was staring up at Sparger.

The bubbles may be generated by an impeller, eductors or a sparger.

Back in his cabin, Joe Sparger sighed as he pulled the chair up to his desk.

Low-pressure steam enters the vessel through a sparger in the bottom of the vessel.

Sparger moved out to the wings for a last look at the low-lying islands disappearing in the murk below the horizon.

Sparger moved into the bridge.

Sparger felt the bulkhead doors thudding shut above him, heard the hatches slamming down.

It was 1154 when Sparger finally saw the temperatures dropping in the thermometer which was stuck on the outside of the hatch.

Sparger felt the soft breeze, watched the heaving, dark blue mass of the ocean : it was a long passage that lay before them.

The 'trickle-drafting' system and the continuous supervision of junior rates straight from training class gave Joe Sparger a uniquely difficult job.

Joe Sparger glanced up as the Master-at-Arms tapped on the frame of his cabin door.

Sparger glimpsed Glorious' outline where she was still at anchor off Somerset Island.

Glimpsing the momentary signal of understanding in the man's tormented eyes, Sparger stumbled aft, choking from the fumes and smoke.

The boiler feedwater is sprayed into section (E) where it is preheated by the rising steam from the sparger.

Whenever Fane juggled at sea to replace the fuel spill pipes, Sparger adopted full fire precautions while the other engine continued running.

John Sparger (Pump Boys and Dinettes, Bear Stage)

In 1901 Spicker and William Sparger jointly published a Sabbath Evening and Morning Service.

"That really preserved the breed," said Alan Sparger III, a rancher in Comfort, Tex.

Then the MEO, Lieutenant Sparger, explained quietly: ' He's been promoted to Fleet Chief, sir.

Low-pressure heating steam, which enters the horizontal vessel through a sparger pipe in the bottom of the vessel, is provided to keep the stored boiler feedwater warm.

In 1891, Temple Emanu-El in Manhattan offered Sparger a salary larger than Beth Elohim could match, and he moved there.

The MEO, Lieutenant Joe Sparger, a tall, angular man, made room for Trevellion to sit in the centre of the U-shaped settee.

Paraphrasing a country song, Mr. Sparger said of Mr. Schreiner, "He was longhorns when longhorns weren't cool."