液化器

The liquefier is a crucial component in the cryogenic system, responsible for cooling and converting gases into their liquid state.
低温系统中的液化器是一个关键部件，负责冷却并将气体转化为液体状态。
The new liquefier at the space research center enables the efficient production of liquid oxygen and hydrogen for rocket fuels.
航天研究中心的新液化器能够高效生产用于火箭燃料的液氧和液氢。
The liquefied natural gas (LNG) industry relies heavily on large-scale liquefiers to process and store natural gas at low temperatures.
液化天然气(LNG)行业严重依赖大型液化器来低温处理和储存天然气。
The invention of the helium liquefier was a milestone in low-temperature physics research.
氦气液化器的发明是低温物理学研究的一个里程碑。
The ship's advanced liquefier system ensures the stable supply of liquefied petroleum gas during long voyages.
船上的先进液化器系统确保了长途航行中液化石油气的稳定供应。
In the laboratory, a small-scale liquefier is used for experiments requiring controlled cooling environments.
在实验室中，使用小型液化器进行需要控制冷却环境的实验。
The liquefier unit reduces the volume of gas significantly, making it easier and more cost-effective to transport.
液化器单元大幅减小了气体体积，使得运输更加便捷且成本效益更高。
Advanced refrigeration techniques are employed in modern liquefiers to reach extremely low temperatures necessary for scientific research.
现代液化器采用先进的制冷技术，以达到科学研究所需的极低温度。
The maintenance of the liquefier involves intricate procedures to ensure optimal performance and prevent any gas leakage.
液化器的维护涉及复杂的程序，以确保最佳性能并防止气体泄漏。
By liquefying carbon dioxide, the industrial liquefier contributes to capturing and storing emissions, aiding in environmental conservation efforts.
工业用液化器通过液化二氧化碳，有助于捕获和储存排放物，支持环境保护工作。