Sampling Tunnel definition

Sampling Tunnel means a rigid duct connecting the brake enclosure to the sampling plane. It represents the part of the tunnel where the brake particles emitted inside the brake enclosure travel towards the sampling and measurement devices.

Examples of Sampling Tunnel in a sentence

  • It is recommended to design an enclosure with an axial depth close to [PLACEHOLDER]400 mm.7.5. Design of the Sampling Tunnel The sampling tunnel is defined as the part between the outlet of the brake enclosure and the inlet of the sampling probes.

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