The phrase "as a thermal source" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing heat generation or thermal energy in scientific, engineering, or technical discussions.
Example: "The device operates efficiently as a thermal source, providing the necessary heat for the process."
Alternatives: "as a heat generator" or "as a heat source".
In comparison with the two-stage Solar Organic Rankine Cycle (SORC) that was developed and designed in a previous work, waste heat is considered as a steady thermal source in this study, in order to identify the desalinating limits of the proposed system.
The human body acts as a structured thermal source.
The microemitter as a thermal heat source was designed for a 1 10 W power-generating micro thermophotovoltaic system.
Components applied in a numerical study were energy piles, vertical boreholes (heat wells), solar collector and/or exhaust air heat as a thermal storage source.
It shows that the structural energy flows are dependent on the material structures as well as the boundary conditions for a prescribed thermal source.
While it is not known how As concentrations vary with time at all of the reported water sources, we measured on a weekly basis the concentration of As at one thermal source over a period of one year and found the As concentrations to be variable; however, the cause of the variability is at present not understood.
A concentrated heat flux is taken as the thermal source, whereas the mechanical source consists of normal and tangential concentrated loads.
The experiment was carried out in dark room at constant temperature of 25 °C using a standard hot surface as thermal source.
The thermal-hydraulic design of the breeding blanket, as the main thermal source for power conversion, reveals itself as a key issue to counteract the influence of the foreseen low overall plant availability on the cost of electricity.
