Sentence examples for components heat from inspiring English sources
We've had to adjust processes for reflow, stenciling, AOI (automatic optical inspection), panelizing, de-panelizing, flashing, testing components, heat staking, assembly, ID assignments, packout, packaging and more.
Outputs of energy balance are used as input for exergy analysis and components (heat exchanger and turbine) design.
The multilayer feedforward neural network equations both in terms of physical variables and in terms of components heat transfer models and composition have obtained very satisfactory accuracies.
Mathematical sub-models were put forward for each of the system components: heat exchangers (condenser and evaporator), variable-speed compressor and variable-orifice electric expansion device.
Some of these applications could be found in chemical and petrochemical plants, power generation sector, aircraft engines components, heat exchanger tubing or boilers of waste incinerators.
Mathematical sub-models were developed for each of the system components: heat exchangers (condenser and evaporator), variable-speed compressor and variable-orifice electric expansion device.
For years, Delphi has produced a variety of parts for G.M. cars, like steering components, heating systems and electronics.
Tesla and other EV makers are still reliant on many of the systems and components — heating, powered seats, infotainment — used in traditional automobiles, and all of these systems run on a 12-volt system.
The components heated in the accelerating mode were the HOM body and the feedthrough that extracts HOM power from the cavity.
These include incorporation of a temperature controlled Cesium (Cs) delivery system, spectroscopic diagnostics for detection of Cs lines, installation of plasma grid heating and closed loop warm water circuit for source components heating and Doppler Shift Spectroscopy (DSS) system.
This work is to screen working fluids based on power production capability and component (heat exchanger and turbine) size requirements.
