Sentence examples for cracking heat from inspiring English sources

In a memo dated August 30 2005, the team reported overheating graphics chips, cracking heat sinks, cosmetic issues with the hard disk and the front of the box, underperforming graphics memory chips from Infineon (now Qimonda), a problem with the DVD drive - and more.

To prevent the glass from cracking, heat it by holding over some steaming water for a few seconds.

Despite these benefits, rubbers and elastomers experienced degradation associated with oxidation, ozone cracking, heat aging, flex cracking, and liquid absorption.

Nonconventional material of coal char can crack to single element molecule in the RYIELD reactor and the cracking heat can be led into the RGIBBS reactor.

In this paper, the coupling between fatigue cracking and crack heat transfer is accounted for by using a thermo-mechanically coupled cohesive zone element.

In multiple incidents in seven counties throughout the state, the Duke units were found to have cracked heat spreaders which resulted in under cooked products.

Investigators determined that Columbia had been irreparably damaged when a piece of foam struck its left wing shortly after takeoff and cracked heat-protection material on the leading edge.

So, the edge cracked heating surface problem is treated as an embedded crack with a smooth closure condition of the crack surfaces, with the crack contact length being an additional unknown variable.

Thermal cracking, employing heat and high pressures, was introduced in 1913 but was replaced after 1937 by catalytic cracking, the application of catalysts that facilitate chemical reactions producing more gasoline.

Thermal cracking (cumulative heat input).

No improvement was observed in the resistance of the alloy to weld solidification cracking or heat affected zone (HAZ) liquation cracking.