"capture heat" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to collect or retain heat energy. You can use it in a sentence when describing a process or method of trapping heat. Example: The solar panels on the roof of the house are designed to capture heat from the sun and convert it into electricity.
The authority requires photovoltaics, which capture heat from the sun and turn it into electricity.
The centre in Jutland will also capture heat from its servers and transfer it into nearby homes.
Starting next season, clean technology systems to harvest kinetic energy from deceleration and to capture heat from machines' powerful engines will become mandatory.
Use of U3Si2 in nuclear reactors requires accurate thermophysical property data to capture heat transfer within the core.
An original solar-based system to dissipate and capture heat for building climatization has been designed, built and tested.
The buildings will also have energy-saving heating and cooling systems, he said, citing solar panels, underground geothermal cooling pipes and small turbines that capture heat created from generating electricity.
Carbon capture: Heating biomass such as wood pellets (right) in an oxygen-free environment produces char (left) and byproducts such as methane that can be burned.
This would also preserve the option to develop future derivative Orion capsules for future human exploration missions beyond LEO, where the higher aero capture heating loads could benefit from this configuration.
I myself am the ultrasensitive film — capturing invisible reality, capturing heat.
In the latter case, the captured heat can be sold and liquidation delayed.
Solar thermal engineering techniques can be used to identify inexpensive methods for conserving and capturing heat.
