Fashioning polyethylene tubing for use in physiological experiments
Norman George Heatley, James R. Weeks
Abstract
Norman George Heatley, James R. Weeks
Abstract
Working instructions are given, with diagrams, for simple methods of joining, bending, sealing, and reinforcing fine plastic tubing, chiefly of polyethylene; for making it larger or smaller, for fabricating cannulas, T pieces, and multiway junctions; and for connecting it to other pieces of apparatus. physiological techniques using polyethylene tubing; polyethylene tubing, physiological uses; tubing, polyethylene, fashioning techniques; methods, physiological, using polyethylene tubing; physiology, laboratory techniques for polyethylene tubing Submitted on November 8, 1963
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Working instructions are given, with diagrams, for simple methods of joining, bending, sealing, and reinforcing fine plastic tubing, chiefly of polyethylene; for making it larger or smaller, for fabricating cannulas, T pieces, and multiway junctions; and for connecting it to other pieces of apparatus. physiological techniques using polyethylene tubing; polyethylene tubing, physiological uses; tubing, polyethylene, fashioning techniques; methods, physiological, using polyethylene tubing; physiology, laboratory techniques for polyethylene tubing Submitted on November 8, 1963
Key concepts: Polyethylene, Materials science, Composite material, Biomedical engineering, Medicine