Sentence examples for distance heat from inspiring English sources
The paper proposes a Decision Support System (DSS) for optimized selection of design and operating parameters of a long distance Heat Transportation System (HTS).
The mechanically pumped two-phase loop (MPTL) has the advantages of long distance heat transport, high heat density and good temperature control.
The highlighted results reveal that the proposed cooling device is innovative in a sense of transporting substantial amount of thermal energy (heat) as well as a long distance heat transport.
This work analyzes the particularities of long distance heat transmission by using a detailed techno-economic model for the estimation of heat transport costs including all relevant capital and operating expenditures.
For a nonstraight CNT, the high thermal anisotropy of CNTs induces a unique property that individual CNTs are nearly perfect one-dimensional thermal passages with negligibly small heat flux losses during long distance heat conductions [54].
At meets, he said, he has noticed that the crowds, far from losing interest when the women's distance heats start, are energized by Ledecky's swims.
Still, investigators believe that spray cooling performance and critical heat flux (CHF) usually depend on a number of parameters, including the following: nozzle type, nozzle-to-surface distance, heated surface condition, working liquid, and droplet dynamics [4,5].
A long-distance heat transport of 5 m is experimentally confirmed, transferring the thermal energy of 35.8 W, even when the device (circulation loop) is horizontally placed.
DH-EHE shows better economic and environmental benefits, which is promising for both district heating systems for long-distance heat transmission and waste heat district heating systems.
It is shown that short distance between heat source and heat sink increases the efficiency of heat exchange.
We went up a stairwell and emerged into the main power plant — an old East German distance-heating facility that had served Mitte until 1996.
