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Summary
Example of the Kenis lifting gate microvalve (a) normally-closed in the absence of a vacuum (left) to application of a vacuum allowing for fluid flow (right). (b) Series of lifting gates tested to evaluate maximum volume pumped per cycle. Reprinted with permission from N1. Copyright 2012 American Chemical Society.
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| current | 14:28, 8 May 2019 | | 620 × 593 (129 KB) | Afbrouillard (talk | contribs) | SEM images of microvalve seats (a) planar valve seat representative of a normally closed system, (b-c) Park group’s in-line one dimensional valve seat and (d) normally open system or lack of a valve seat.<sup>9</sup> |
| 14:27, 8 May 2019 |  | 600 × 551 (44 KB) | Afbrouillard (talk | contribs) | Example of the Kenis lifting gate microvalve (a) normally-closed in the absence of a vacuum (left) to application of a vacuum allowing for fluid flow (right). (b) Series of lifting gates tested to evaluate maximum volume pumped per cycle. Reprinted wit... | |
| 14:19, 8 May 2019 |  | 620 × 593 (129 KB) | Afbrouillard (talk | contribs) | Example of the Kenis lifting gate microvalve (a) normally-closed in the absence of a vacuum (left) to application of a vacuum allowing for fluid flow (right). (b) Series of lifting gates tested to evaluate maximum volume pumped per cycle. Reprinted wit... |
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