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Airlock - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Air lock - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
An air lock is gas trapped in a high point of a liquid-filled pipe system. The gas, being lighter than the liquid, rises to the highest point and restricts the flow of liquid. In very tall systems, ...
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AIR-LOCK, INCORPORATED ... Specialized sealed Air-Lock connectors and bearings have been critical components of pressure suits worn by pilots of virtually all high-altitude aircraft since the late 1940s, including the X-1, U-2 Dragon Lady, X-15, RB-57, XB-70, NF-104, F-106, F-4, F-15, HL-10, X-24, and SR-71 Blackbird.
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Hutchinson encyclopedia article about air lock. air lock. Information about air lock in the Hutchinson encyclopedia. ... ``The very next mission going up is taking up the air lock for the space station, and the only way that air lock can be installed is with this new arm from the station.
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In Reply to: air lock in water pipes. Posted by: MAGGIE on December 23, 1999 at 00:43:49: ... : Our hot water faucets won't work due to an air lock. Please help. I don't want to be dirty for Christmas. ... Re: air lock in water pipes. Chris 15:58:31 12/23/99 (2)
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Air-lock loghomes are the answer ... Air-lock logs are the answer. They are real logs - not imitations or three sided timbers from a sawmill. Most of the hard work has been done by modern, efficient machinery. ... You can build a better home than your grandfather did, much faster and more easily, with Air-Lock Logs.
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The Air-Lock Log Home's log home manufacturing plant, located in Thompson Falls, Montana has been in operation since 1945 manufacturing quality, custom cut AIR-LOCK® log homes. ... Air-Lock Log Homes. ... 1930's - Both Canadian and US patents were issued for the construction process using the hollow log called Air-Lock Logs.
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The air lock is a critical tool for making homemade wine and homebrew. This simple device protects fermenting and aging wine from infection while allowing carbon dioxide gas to freely escape the fermentation vessel.
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