Sentence examples for heat conversion efficiency from inspiring English sources

The radiation to heat conversion efficiency of the designed receiver was calculated to be about 90%.

Radiation to heat conversion efficiency is calculated from input solar power and heat transferred to molten salt.

This engine is known by high heat conversion efficiency, reliability, low noise operation, and ability to use many fuels.

High heat conversion efficiency, reliability, low noise operation, and ability of Stirling engines to use many fuels meet the demand of the effective use of energy and environmental preservation[3, 4].

A factor ignored by the previous modeling works, the electricity-to-heat conversion efficiency, was considered in the model, resulting in an improved model performance.

The solar-to-heat conversion efficiency with the fabricated metamaterial solar absorber is predicted to be 78% at 100 °C without optical concentration or 80% at 400 °C with 25 suns.

From these fields, we calculate that the Q factor of the cavity is reduced from 32,000 to 1,200 due to the presence of the raw crude oil, and from Eq. (3) we estimate a heating conversion efficiency for about 96%%.

To obtain more accurate experimental values for the loss ( varepsilon_{2} ), and hence to assess the heating conversion efficiency of these samples when placed in a suitably designed microwave cavity, the measurements were repeated in a TM010 cylindrical cavity operating at 2.45 GHz.

An attractive option to increase the photon-to-heat conversion efficiency, and hence conserve the same release efficacy at lower laser powers, would be to exploit water absorption bands with greater absorptivity (i.e., 1200, 1450, and 1950 nm).

The numerical example shows the effects of design parameters on the power output and heat-conversion efficiency.

By applying the sequential process, the heat value conversion efficiency (HVCE) for the wastewater could reach 41.2%, if methane was avoided in the fermentation biogas.