Sentence examples for damaging thermal from inspiring English sources

During the repairs, a platform needed for access to the area in the cargo bay accidentally scraped the 50-foot robotic arm, damaging thermal blankets and the carbon fiber material on the space crane.

Transient thermal analysis plays a central role in the design and optimization of high temperature solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) during startup/shutdown, because of the potential for damaging thermal gradients to develop within the SOFC components.

Such variations are known to create damaging thermal stresses within the stack and thus, impact overall lifespan.

To prevent potentially damaging thermal effects international exposure guidelines have been established, limiting the SAR to 2 W/kg for the general public and to 10 W/kg for people undergoing occupational exposure (averaged over 10 g of tissue, [ 4]).

High temperatures are also damaging, although thermal damage can be indirectly caused by PDCs entering a building and then igniting flammable furnishings as well as from direct thermal damage to a building (e.g., Baxter et al., 2005).

In addition, thermal damage, thermal spalling, dynamic rock fracture mechanism, cyclic temperature loading, and engineering applications are involved.

The failures presented in this work showed three primary factors influencing the failure modes and lifetime of printhead; bubble cavitation damage, thermal fatigue, and electromigration of heater.

The material selection is done keeping in mind the radiation damage, thermal conductivity, corrosion in the ozone environment, mechanical strength and manufacturability.

For example, another type of physical damage, thermal injury, has been associated with subsequent increased risk of oesophageal cancer (and specifically squamous cell carcinoma [29]) in some studies [30].

In service conditions, the fatigue damage of rubbers is a combination of: (a) mechanical damage; (b) chemical damage; (c) thermal damage.

In particular, the proximity to the tumour of sensitive structures that might be damaged by thermal injury can limit the application of image-guided ablations [20].