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Post-recovery period Tmvl values obtained from our previous electrical heating method (ELEC40) and control group (non-heated tracksuit bottoms; CON) were compared to POST-REC BF Tmvl data achieved with the current optimised heating procedure (WPT43) (Fig.  3).

The results of the gas production and the obtained net energy indicate the commercial feasibility of the well design and the electrical heating method for hydrate exploitation.

The hydrate dissociation and gas production behaviours are studied in a Cuboid Pressure Vessel (CPV) using depressurization and electrical heating method with a central vertical well through experimental simulation.

The results of the hydrate dissociation and production time show that all the hydrate in the CPV can be dissociated completely with the electrical heating method in a shorter time when comparing with the pure depressurization method.

A novel electrical heating method, named as ohmic heating, was successfully integrated to vacuum evaporation system, and pomegranate juice was concentrated until its total soluble dry matter content reached to 40% by applying three different voltage gradients (7.5, 10, and 12.5 V/cm) at 180 mm Hg absolute pressure in this system.

Electrical heating methods are better in terms of the depth of the reservoir and controlling the heat loss (Acar 2007).

Based on the frequency of electrical current being used, the electric heating methods can be divided into three main categories.

The test apparatus was designed to carry out pool boiling experiments under atmospheric pressure via the electrical Joule heating method, using an HP Agilent 6575A DC power supply (Santa Clara, CA, USA).

With reference to micro-part stamping, two localised-heating methods, electrical heating and laser-heating, are investigated with FE simulation.

Electrical heating has been proposed as a potential method for pathogen inactivation in human waste sludge, especially in decentralized wastewater treatment systems.

ExxonMobil's in situ technology (ExxonMobil Electrofrac) uses electrical heating with elements of both wall conduction and volumetric heating methods.