Sentence examples for complicated heat from inspiring English sources

Frost action is a prevailing and heavy damage to canals in cold regions, and it involves complicated heat and mass transfer as well as frost deformation in the seasonal freeze thaw ground.

A low-temperature PEM fuel cell typically needs and produces liquid water to keep the membrane hydrated, which incurs complicated heat and mass transport processes [3].

The Utah experimenters also reported observing an energy increase of four times over that supplied to the experimental apparatus, a result obtained by complicated heat measurements.

This highpoints the importance of plate tightening process, after its manufacturing, as a crucial specification parameter during the design of such type of heat exchangers; highlighting at the same time how the proposed CFD tool can act as an important supporting tool in the design of such type of complicated Heat Exchangers.

The frost heave process of a freezing soil involves complicated coupled heat and water transfers as well as mechanical variation.

Furthermore, the film contains several layers overlapping in multiple grid structures, which complicates the heat transfer paths.

What further complicates the heat transfer characteristics of developing flow, is the local transition from laminar to turbulent flow along the tube length, above the critical Reynolds number.

The unsteady-state heat flow across walls is very complicated as part of heat passing through walls is captured and later released to either the indoor air or outdoor ambient.

Transportation, heating and food assistance, as well as people who can help caregivers navigate complicated health care and social service systems may go a long way in easing the burden of caregiving.

Many of them have suffered there, and one of them -- Tom Simpson, who suffered heat asphyxiation, complicated by amphetamine use, during a 1967 stage -- died there.

It was far more complicated, however, to measure heat flow at the microscopic scale of nanocircuits and molecular-scale electronic devices.