Temperature distributions in ground are important, for example, for calculations of heat losses of buildings to the ground, for design of thermal energy storage equipment and ground heat exchangers, and for analysis of biodegradation processes of organic substances and processes of nitrification.
The optimal parameters are obtained in a closed form, and practical examples for their calculation are given.
They provide examples for the calculation of the heat of vaporization of mixtures, which are useful, since such examples are scarce in the literature.
1). 2. There are some rare earlier examples for the calculation of chances, mainly for games of chance, but no calculus for chances was established; see Bellhouse (2000), Hald (2003, Chap. 4), Schneider (1988).
Examples of calculation for medium-distance paths are shown.
Figure 1 presents an example for the calculation of the weighted kappa coefficient for a test point for r = 0.5.
In Fig. 1, we show an illustrative example for the calculation of the meeting probabilities for a modular, ranked society.
Figure 4 gives an example for the calculation of crystallization temperature and heat flow for PLA/PBS (70/30) blend.
At the end, an illustrative example for the calculation of the compressive strength of the CFDST columns using the currently proposed formula is provided.
