Sentence examples for capacity effects from inspiring English sources

The prototype collector was modeled in unsteady-state by considering heat capacity effects in its components.

The measured XG for CO2 was ∼5% less than expected based on heat capacity effects alone, a result qualitatively consistent with elevated heat loss due to radiation by CO2.

A simple numerical model for the heat transfer in an adiabatic thin wall channel is presented, taking account of the gas-solid convection, axial wall conduction and heat capacity effects in the solid phase.

Furthermore, the assumptions concerning heat capacity effects (negligibility, experimental values or approximations) are explored, using non-polar solvents (benzene), or water as reference solvents, for systems with solute melting points in the range of 306 528 K and molecular weights in the range of 90 442 g/mol.

In our analysis, we assumed negligible heat capacity effects (Δ C p ∼ 0).

This was an observational study on safety, CO2-removal capacity, effects on pH, ventilator settings, and hemodynamics.

However, simple models with electrochemical states capable of describing important quantities, like the rate capacity effect and the recovery effect, are hard to find.

Modern batteries provide high discharging efficiency, but the rate capacity effect in these batteries drastically decreases the discharging efficiency as the load current increases.

Electric double layer capacitors, or simply supercapacitors, have extremely low internal resistance, and a battery-supercapacitor hybrid may mitigate the rate capacity effect for high pulsed discharging current.

Short-time responses of borehole ground heat exchangers (GHEs) are difficult to predict because they involve heat capacity effect and various arrangements of U-shaped tubes within boreholes.

Special attention is given on the capacity effect of today's well-known power constraints that are imposed to suppress BPL electromagnetic interference to other services (EMI policies).