The liquid ring vacuum pump is a variety of rotary positive-displacement pump that primarily uses liquid as the element in compressing gas. Compression is done by the ring of liquid produced by the eccentricity between the rotating bladed impeller and the pump's casing.
Electricity ensues from the near-complete filling, then becomes partially empty, every time the rotor chamber completes a revolution....
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Think for a moment about situations that happen inside a lab: a pharmaceutical drug is made, a new chemical agent for fighting stains in detergent is developed, a rat or frog is dissected, a patient's biopsy is closely looked at, or maybe a cure for cancer is found. Many such exciting things can happen inside whether it is for scientific, educational, exploratory or medical purposes, and it is...



One time when I was eight, I was called in for a sight test at the school
office. I thought during that time that my eyesight was perfect. When the test
was done, the lady that administered it asked me, Could you even see? Why yes,
of course, I replied. A slip was produced which told my parents I needed to
visit the eye doctor. When I went back to the classroom, I realized something-
I couldn't...



Life inside a vacuum can be difficult to imagine. I think it would be a
desolate environment where no benign life-form can live. It could be someone
else's worst nightmare. Although it is impossible, the thought of it makes me
feel extremely claustrophobic. A perfect vacuum in which no matter can live is
quite impossible to manufacture, but the closest thing would be using high and
ultra-high vacuums....



Going to the dentist was a fun trip for me as a kid. The dentist and I had the
same name, and I thought then that it was special. Sitting in the massive
reclining chair that went up and down was cool, and my favorite part was when
the dentist used the suction tube. The sound the tube makes when my saliva is
sucked out of my mouth was pretty funny. Later on, I learned that the suction
effect was...
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