The phrase "allowable temperature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing limits or ranges of temperature that are permitted or acceptable, such as in scientific, engineering, or safety-related discussions.
Example: "The allowable temperature for this experiment is between 20 and 25 degrees Celsius to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "permissible temperature" or "acceptable temperature".
The protocol introduces a temperature drawdown recoverability factor, R TD that allows for a maximum allowable temperature drawdown of 10 °C.
The use of a ceramic material like SiCf/SiC with a maximum allowable temperature of 1300°C allows to increase the maximum helium temperatures in the blanket, with the possibility to adopt more efficient power conversion systems.
Two states had a lower allowable temperature, 85 °F (30 °C), three states allow up to 95 °F (35 °C), and one state allows up to 100 °F (37.7 °C) (Florida).
The maximum allowable temperature for water coming into the cooling system varies by plant and is specified in the plant's license.
Some of the countries most exposed to climate change – such as low-lying islands at risk of rising sea levels – have called for 1.5C as a maximum allowable temperature rise.
The maximum allowable temperature of the reactor is 450 °C.
All electronic equipment and structural parts were within allowable temperatures, except the batteries.
Given the maximum allowable plate temperature and the extent of the area on plate where temperature needs to be controlled, the jet temperature required to meet the two demands can be determined.
Moreover, the glass-transition of sealant dictates the maximum allowable working temperature of SOFC.
The optimal area allocation ratio is reported for two scenarios: designs with and without a maximum allowable steam temperature.
The maximum pump discharge pressure will be determined by a similar calculation at maximum component pressure drop conditions and the minimum allowable oil temperature of the system.
