Sentence examples for cooling flux from inspiring English sources

Considering that outdoor radiative cooling flux is constantly changing (i.e. uncontrollable), an indoor testing facility was developed to provide a controllable cooling flux (comparable to a radiative cooling flux of 100 W/m2) for the evaluation of thermosiphon performance.

The steady-state parameters studied were temperature uniformity, cooling response, average cooling rate, cooling effectiveness, cooling flux, the heat transfer coefficient and the mean local temperature difference.

With an average of 105 W/m2 cooling flux, the 18 liters of water in the thermosiphon was cooled to an average temperature of 12.5 °C from an initial temperature of 22.2 °C in 2 h, with a cold collection efficiency of 96.8%.

Sensible heat transfer is quantified in terms of the extracted cooling flux and the heat transfer coefficient.

Boreholes were modelled in a soil volume using finite-element methods and heating and cooling fluxes were applied to the borehole walls to simulate the GSHP operation.

Many studies were conducted on the influence of the spray parameters on the cooling heat flux.

Additionally, the effects of the thermosiphon operation conditions, such as tilt angle of the flat panel, initial water temperature, and cooling energy flux, on the performance have been experimentally investigated.

The correlation between spray cooling efficiency/heat flux and flow rate (range from 0.5 mL/min to 29.0 mL/min) of all atomizers could be generalized into one exponential decay/growth curve.

But once the nuclear furnace began to cool, the flux of unstoppable neutrinos would drop off immediately -- a warning of darker times ahead.

It is only after the pulse end that most of the thermalized ions arrived and then cooled the flux.

Transient numerical simulations were carried out for the helium cooled high flux test module (HFTM) during start-up, shut-down, loss-of-coolant and temporary beam-off periods on a quarter-rig model.