Sentence examples for developing a heat from inspiring English sources

The research is focused on developing a heat pipe heat exchanger for domestic hot water and thermal agent preparation, preheating / heating the air from ventilation systems in buildings, using as a primary agent the return of the existing heating system.

However, transferring the high heat output of Helium (the gas-coolant for VHTR) to the SI (Sulfur Iodine) thermochemical cycle involves the great challenge of developing a heat exchanger material capable of withstanding high temperatures and pressures.

It is also developing a heat-hybrid engine that could reduce diesel consumption on a bus by 25%.

"An individual walking slowly (3.2 km/h) in an environment of 15°C develops a heat power around 200W, freeing 100g of water vapour and 100g of CO2," it reported.

One to develop a nanoclay composite, the other to develop a heat transfer technology for semiconductor chips.

We developed a heat vulnerability index (HVI) to identify heat-vulnerable populations and regions in NYS.

In an effort to develop a heat transfer enhancement technique for molten salt in heat exchanger, experiments are carried out to evaluate the heat transfer performance of transversely grooved tube using molten salt as the hot fluid flowing through the inner concentric tube within the Reynolds number from 300 to 60,000 and Prandtl number from 11 to 27.

This study examined the physical and physiological differences between children and adults that affect body heat generation and losses and then developed a heat loss model for determining the temperature ratings of cold weather clothing designed for use by children of various ages.

Three years after the National Heat Plan was implemented, most of the responding institutions had developed a heat protocol.

Leveraging the efficiencies of the heat transfer environment surrounding the esophagus, we have developed a heat transfer device that offers a new approach for modulation of patient temperature.

For example, Wolf and McGregor [ 15] developed a heat vulnerability index in the City of London, UK using 11 indicators from census data.