Sentence examples for excess temperatures from inspiring English sources

The maximum capacity of many energy resources gets negatively affected by excess temperatures.

Cells may experience both short-term (efficiency loss) and long-term (irreversible damage) degradation due to excess temperatures.

It is shown that asymmetric operation requires spatial distribution of the feed for the exothermic reaction in order to prevent excess temperatures and to ensure stable operation.

In this situation, both the fuel cell and the turbine may be subjected to excess temperatures, and the compressor may easily surge.

The main goal of this study was therefore to design an equation valid for all baseboard heights (100 200 mm) and excess temperatures (9 60 °C) usually used in built environments.

The excess temperature profile θ x, t) of a laminated composite slab is first derived by Green's function (GF) method so that the adiabatic surface excess temperatures for all stacking sequences are mathematically determined to detect the discrepancies between different stacking sequences.

At present there are regional variations in excess temperature-related deaths and these are likely to persist, they added.

They detected a constant, persistent signal, corresponding to an excess temperature of 3.3 K (−269.9 °C [−453.7 °F]).

The excess temperature profiles from a localized heat source are studied for various physical conditions.

Furthermore, Design 2's maximal excess temperature is approximately half of the corresponding dimensionless maximal excess temperature of the basic T Y assembly, i.e., a cavity shaped as T and Y without lateral intrusions.

The effects of the longitudinal ventilation velocity and the fire heat release rate are introduced into this correlation by replacing the reference flow excess temperature and its position with the maximum flow excess temperature and its position, respectively.