The phrase "admissible temperature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to science, engineering, or regulations where certain temperature limits are acceptable or allowed.
Example: "The admissible temperature range for this experiment is between 20°C and 25°C to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "acceptable temperature" or "permissible temperature".
The admissible temperature jump that the materials can sustain is studied using stress-based and fracture-toughness-based failure criteria.
Parametric studies showed that increase of the temperature within the admissible temperature window can improve the tack properties and hence improve the lay-up.
In this paper, the influence of the main parameters such as maximum admissible temperature, number of stages, heat consumption, heat transfer area, different modes of recycles (MSF-OT and MSF-M) and the desaltor distillate extraction efficiency are discussed.
It is shown that except in the case of ambient temperatures touching the maximum ambient temperature attained within a year (33 °C for the case studied), the maximum temperature reached within the structure does not exceed the maximum admissible temperature of 70 °C.
However, the maximum admissible cell temperature is restricted by the properties of the materials contained in the fuel cell stack.
The design of the thermal control system of space vehicles, needed to maintain the equipment components into their admissible range of temperatures, is usually developed by means of thermal mathematical models.
Geothermal pumps are admissible in low and medium temperature heating schemes, but to achieve these energy savings targets, the most interesting way to generate energy is by using a CHP production from binary cycle plants.
They do not provide guidelines for the conservation of outdoor paintings, but nevertheless the admissible values of RH and temperature indicated by both standards can be taken as a reference for the conservation of Pompeian frescoes.
This methodology accounts for: (i) flow defects due to maximum admissible stresses, pressure drop and melt temperature increase; (ii) post-extrusion phenomena (shrinkage upon cooling, draw-down promoted by pulling and swelling after die exit) and (iii) flow balancing.
On condition that a fault occurs in the HRSG boiler, the control system must be able to reconfigure its parameters to maintain the admissible thresholds in dynamic variables such as drum pressure, steam temperature, and drum water level.
It does not provide guidelines for outdoor paintings, but nonetheless the admissible values suggested by this standard for indoor mural paintings (RH: 45 – 60% and temperature: 6 25°C°cancan be taken as a reference for the present work.
