Sentence examples for heat absorbance from inspiring English sources
Decomposition of ammonia introduces an endothermic reaction that permits heat absorbance in the anode and a better control of stack temperature.
Owing to the large positive entropy change of the CH4 partial oxidation reaction and its low heating value, severe cooling effect is being induced in the SOFC due to heat absorbance by the reaction products.
The first experiment (DARK) was conducted using microcosms constructed of opaque black polyethylene wrapped in mylar to minimize heat absorbance.
The experimental melting temperatures were determined from heat absorbance measurements by two different methods that are explained as 'Method 3' and 'Method 4' in Puglisi and Tinoco (1989).
Like in land snail shells, the colour-based heat absorbance of the external skeleton has also been linked with environmental temperature in several species of insects.
As mentioned before, the experimental melting temperatures were determined from heat absorbance measurements by two different methods which are explained as 'Method 3' and 'Method 4' in Puglisi and Tinoco (1989).
The south wall has lower heat flux absorbance and heat flux loss than the north wall.
By performing integration over both sides of the equation one gets the following formula for the adiabatic process: defer.add img); Cv*ln(T2/T1)=nR*ln(V2/V1). This equation is called an adiabatic equation that relates the temperatures and the volumes of the system at different conditions under the constrain of no heat escape nor absorbance from the system.
Zinc chloride (2 mmol) was then added and the reaction mixture was heated at high absorbance setting (in microwave) at 100 °C for 15 min, before being cooled and transferred into a separating funnel.
Moreover, the MATLAB codes have been developed to compute solar optical properties (including transmittance, reflectance, and absorbance), solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC), and heat transfer through the glazing material.
In addition, the signal depends on the sample absorbance and heat yield (Piepmeier [1986]; Bialkowski [1996]).
