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Definition of sparge in English: spargeverb spɑːdʒspärj [with object]technical Moisten by sprinkling with water, especially in brewing. Synonyms dampen, wet, damp, dew, water, soak, irrigate, humidify
noun spɑːdʒspärj mass nountechnical 1The action of sprinkling or splashing. - 1.1count noun A spray of hot water, especially water sprinkled over malt when brewing.
Derivatives noun technical Air is introduced into the slurry through spargers creating a countercurrent flow of air bubbles. Example sentencesExamples - Both spargers gave similar ink recovery and fiber loss as a function of bubble surface area flux.
- The core spray piping and spargers deliver water flow to the reactor core.
- The holder was unlocked and removed, leaving the sparger in operation.
- I'm currently not sure how much water will be above the sparger but I was guessing about 1 foot.
- A plurality of sparger jets protrudes from the wall surface for delivering an oxygen gas flow directly into the interior of the sludge.
- All spargers come with customer designed connection, ready to be installed.
Origin Late 16th century (as a verb in the sense 'sprinkle (water) about'): apparently from Latin spargere 'to sprinkle'. The current senses date from the early 19th century. Rhymes barge, charge, enlarge, large, marge, raj, reportage, sarge, Swaraj, taj, undercharge Definition of sparge in US English: spargeverbspärj [with object]technical Moisten by sprinkling with water, especially in brewing. Synonyms dampen, wet, damp, dew, water, soak, irrigate, humidify
nounspärj technical 1The action of sprinkling or splashing. - 1.1 A spray of hot water, especially water sprinkled over malt when brewing.
Origin Late 16th century (as a verb in the sense ‘sprinkle (water) about’): apparently from Latin spargere ‘to sprinkle’. The current senses date from the early 19th century. |