Sentence examples for average temperature difference from inspiring English sources

Drying time has been varied between 51.23 and 42.45 h according to type of application, and average temperature difference between room and ambient is almost nearly 10 °C with different air heaters.

The average temperature difference, the hot-side temperature distribution, and the output performance of the thermoelectric generator are calculated and discussed.

Results indicate that changing the geometry or amount of thermoelectric pairs can influence the average temperature difference and hot-side temperature distribution simultaneously.

An average temperature difference of nearly 125 °C provides a large driving force for radiation heat transfer from the stack to the cylindrical enclosure surrounding the tube bundle.

The average temperature difference of the high and low pressure refrigerants within the recuperators is the largest as well as the heat recuperated for the optimum mixing position.

The average temperature difference between the experimental data and this study results was less than 0.5 °C and 2.0 °C for property variable technique and Boussinesq approximation, respectively.

The average temperature differences between the outdoor and indoor environment of the houses were 7 °C in winter, 6 °C in summer and ±2 °C in spring and autumn.

The results indicated that the drying in the agitated fluidised bed is adapted to guarantee favourable conditions of homogeneity in the bed temperature: the average temperature differences in the bed were less than 0·3 °C.

During the experiments, the maximum outlet air temperature obtained was 598.9 °C, and in some working conditions the average temperature differences between particle-air bulk and outlet air were less than 50 °C, showing good convective heat transfer between particles and air.

The IButton temperatures were consistently warmer than the average temperature measured by TIR1 (average temperature differences 5.3, 5.8, 4.4 and 1.9°C).

Of interest to this current systematic review is the observation that the largest average temperature differences occur under conditions of hypothermia, irrespective of the measurement sites used for temperature monitoring.