Sentence examples for drop in heating from inspiring English sources

Crude prices closed Thursday's session up by $2.86, or 5.8%, at $52.24, building on strength gained from the Energy Information Administration's Wednesday report, which showed a smaller-than-expected increase in crude inventories and an encouraging drop in heating oil, diesel and other distillates.

Summer-rainy day brings further drop in heat gain.

A cost analysis was performed to combine the effects of heat transfer performance and pressure drop in heat exchangers.

It is shown that fouling mitigation in PHE is possible by increasing wall shear stress at the same pressure drop in heat exchanger.

Among other things, the trade-off between enhanced heat transfer and increased pressure drop in heat exchangers, and the impact of the nanoparticles on the working fluid thermophysical properties, must be carefully analyzed.

Considering a real flue gas composition for the simulation, the influences of membrane working temperature, dewatering process and pressure drop in heat exchangers on the whole system efficiency are explored.

During the preliminary design stage, the critical parameters of the engine design are determined according to the dynamic model with losses energy and pressure drop in heat exchangers was used during the design optimisation stage in order to establish a complete analytical model for the engine.

35 38 A common pattern across all categories was the slight drop in heat effects between 2 and 15 days, consistent with the harvesting phenomenon found in studies of temperature and mortality.

Knocking out sarcolipin in rabbit skeletal muscle (from this study the value is 1.2 mol sarcolipin/mol SERCA) would result in a reduction in heat output from approximately 7.6 kcal/mol to 5.9 kcal/mol (a drop in heat output of 22% calculated using the data in [4]).

Pressure drops in heat exchangers and related power costs are considered.

Data were collected for the pressure drops in heat exchanger not exceeding 15 kPa, i.e. such as in conventional heat exchangers.