Sentence examples similar to built up temperature from inspiring English sources

Sewers pose a series of life-threatening risks: pockets of poisonous gas can build up; temperature changes can reach extreme levels of hot and cold; infectious bacteria and pathogens can immediately affect one's immune system; and even a few minutes of hard rain can potentially flood the entire system with little or no warning.

This research investigates a spectrum control method that improves the concentration flux uniformity and redirects the energy that tend to build up temperature under a Fresnel lens (FL).

Through extensive experimental investigations and modelling on gear surface temperature variations, a general relation has been built up between gear surface temperature and gear load capacity.

As high stresses, which can be released evenly by polymer flow laterally at enough high temperature, are built up and maximized at the center of stamp intrusion at 70°C, the polymer layer in that region is likely to recover to its original shape elastically to dissipate the local stress during the stamp demolding, resulting in the mounded trench bottom [20, 21].

Doing so will release the steam that has built up inside, dropping the cooking temperature as a result and lengthening the final cooking time by another 15 to 30 minutes.

High temperature stress measurement indicated that the stress developed and built up upon cooling, predominantly within the temperature range from 1150 °C to 600 °C.

The initial vaso-constrictive response decrease the skin temperature, while after some time, this may subside, followed by an increase in skin temperature, releasing heat built up in the core from the initial vasoconstriction [ 2].

As thermal stresses built up in the glass depends on the surface temperature, surface temperature profiles have to be known.

The momentum and thermal transport governing equations are built up together with a uniform wall temperature boundary condition and solved by a finite volume approach.

Their reason is the similarity between the Horner pressure build up and temperature build up.

A few researchers (Kutasov and Eppelhaum 2005, 2010; Dowdle and Cobb 1975) suggested using the same method of Horner pressure build up for temperature build up.