Sentence examples for discharge heating from inspiring English sources
A quantitative description of the millisecond capacitive discharge heating and forming process built on a finite-element simulation platform is introduced.
This indicates that the energetic efficiency is by order(s) of magnitude better than that found in electrical discharge heating.
In comparison, radiative laser heating turned out to be a much more efficient process to produce melt spherules of chondrule size, and voids were rarer than in discharge heating.
In contrast, radiative heating was experimentally shown to efficiently convert dust samples of loosely-bound grains into chondrule-sized melt spherules with far fewer or no voids than those found in discharge heating experiments.
At night these surfaces discharge heat, preventing the city from cooling.
A new CO2 heating process using seawater and compressor discharge heat is proposed in this study.
Because the cities are getting hotter as the climate changes, residents are increasingly investing in aircon systems − which discharge heat from offices and apartment blocks straight into the city air.
If a nuclear power plant must have cooling towers so that it does not discharge heated water into an adjacent lake, for example, the extra equipment results in higher electricity bills.
This concept is based on the considerations that steam power plants discharge heat by condensing steam, while coal gasification plants require steam to produce hydrogen: an integration of these systems results in a very high conversion efficiency.
The system uses elements of the building to store and distribute energy and when prevailing conditions are favourable to discharge heat to the cooler parts of the environment like the sky, atmosphere and ground.
Since the ultimate goal of radiators is to discharge heat into the atmosphere, and the air-cooled heat exchanger is widely used in automotive, air conditioning, proton exchange membrane fuel cell (PEMFC) and electronic chip cooling, and is therefore a worthy research direction.
