Sentence examples for attainable temperature from inspiring English sources

Safety considerations impose bounds on the heat release rate in normal operation and on the maximum attainable temperature in the case of cooling failure.

As this heating occurs during the actual collision it sets the limit on the minimum attainable temperature and makes it difficult (but not impossible) to observe single partial wave collisions in a MOTion trap [26].

The thermal simulation stage was performed at different current densities in the conductor with and without electrostatic shields to determine the temperature field and maximum attainable temperatures.

In order to roughly estimate an upper limit of hypothetically attainable temperatures, we assume a quite extreme (but not unrealistic) orbit with a semi-major axis a = 1 (currently a = 1.324) and an eccentricity of e = 0.8 (currently e = 0.28).

However, this acceleration could be reproduced with conventionally heated pressure reactors, and was thus ascribed to the higher attainable temperatures [ 15, 17].

In order to explore the lowest attainable refrigeration temperature and improve cooling performance at temperatures around 20 K for a single-stage G M type pulse tube cryocooler (PTC), numerical and experimental studies were performed.

A single-stage G-M type pulse tube cooler (PTC) was designed and tested to explore the lowest attainable refrigeration temperature and to further improve the cooling performance in the temperature range of 15 40 K.

Investigation was also performed on gasification at elevated pressures, recognizing that the liquid boiling point and hence the attainable droplet temperature would increase with increasing pressure, causing further weakening of the liquid-phase diffusional resistance.

Supercritical carbon dioxide (scCO2) with its easily attainable critical temperature and pressure (31.1 °C and 7.38 MPa) can be viewed as an ideal chemical processing solvent because it is nontoxic, inexpensive, volatile, nonflammable, readily available in large quantities, and environmentally benign (Eastoe et al. 2001).

The use of ELP as a drug delivery vector is fundamentally dependent upon the construct remaining soluble at normal physiological temperatures (TP) but reversibly aggregating at therapeutically attainable heated temperatures (TH, i.e., TP < TT < TH).

The study also found that diffusional resistance is stronger for the lighter, gasoline-like fuels as compared to the heavier, diesel-like fuels because the former have overall lower boiling points, lower attainable droplet temperatures, and hence lower mass diffusivities in spite of their lower molecular weights.