The phrase "autoclaving temperature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the specific temperature required for the autoclaving process, typically in contexts related to sterilization or laboratory procedures.
Example: "To ensure proper sterilization, the autoclaving temperature must reach at least 121 degrees Celsius for a minimum of 15 minutes."
Alternatives: "sterilization temperature" or "autoclave heat setting".
The objective of this study was to determine appropriate values for alkali loading, autoclaving temperature, and autoclaving duration for alkali-silica reaction testing of aggregates in mortar bars.
The effects of steam autoclaving temperature (T) and autoclaving reaction time (t) on the characteristics of BC were examined.
In this study, we took advantage from the evolution of the micropore fraction in the mesoporous silica with the autoclaving temperature of synthesis.
The autoclaving temperature should be higher than 175 °C and the time for constant temperature does not need to be more than 4 h to achieve satisfactory strength.
Additionally, it has been demonstrated that, at each autoclaving temperature, there is an optimum period of curing that results in good mechanical and physical properties (Hanson 1963; Menzel 1934; Neville 1973; Shi and Hu 2003; Yazıcı et al. 2008).
Bonding is achieved within a vacuum, supplied either within evacuated rubberized bags or in autoclaves (temperature- and pressure-controlled chambers).
Three significant parameters in autoclave curing have been investigated; autoclave temperature, pressure and time.
Within the chosen experimental conditions, the results showed that the autoclave temperature, autoclave pressure, drug loading, flow rate of carbon dioxide and air pressure were significant parameters.
At the onset of the reaction, when the laminate temperature is 75°C, the autoclave temperature is reduced rapidly.
During the begining of the cure schedule, the autoclave temperature is raised by 15°C above the epoxy reaction temperature of 175°C.
When the laminate temperature reaches the epoxy reaction temperature and the reaction starts to slow, the autoclave temperature is raised to match that of the laminate.
