Sentence examples for accommodate cooling from inspiring English sources

A number of thermal hydraulic challenges for GFR design are pointed out as the designers strive to accommodate cooling of the high power density core of a fast reactor by a gas with its inherently low heat transfer capability, in particular under post-LOCA events when system pressure is lost and when reliance on passive decay heat removal (DHR) is emphasized.

But for future reactors it would be desirable if the core catcher is able to accommodate and cool debris resulting from a whole core melt down.

Air ducts big enough to accommodate industrial cooling systems sprout along the rooftops; huge diesel generators sit in rows around the outside.

This, by the way, is the reason that gaming laptops look huge half of the time: they're enormous to accommodate more cooling hardware than anything else.

In spaces for offices and common areas, floors are raised above the level of those at the elevator bank to accommodate heating and cooling delivery systems underneath.

"The Level 10 case dimensions do not accommodate standard liquid cooling systems, and required us to design a cooling system that fits its exact dimensions.

In contrast, a stagnant-lid parameterization with a weaker heat flow temperature feedback would force the mantle to maintain higher temperatures and thus accommodate the same cooling rates (e.g., Solomatov and Moresi, 2000; Driscoll and Bercovici, 2014).

To meet these challenges, a robust optimization method incorporating piecewise linear thermal and electrical efficiency curve is proposed to accommodate the uncertainties of cooling, thermal and electrical load, as well as photovoltaic (PV) output power.

The whole beam line at this point needs to be redesigned to accommodate the ion cooler and provide beam-matching.

Many are biologically wired to accommodate climates much cooler than the Florida Panhandle's sweaty armpit, so they spend a lot of time in the natural springs Wayne rerouted into small ponds beneath towering oak and pine trees.

These included complete sealing of the engine cowling, rearrangement of the wing center section to accommodate the oil cooler and the relocation of the engine air intake from the top of the cowling to the bottom to improve the pilot's view.