Sentence examples for heat panel from inspiring English sources
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After the subject had completed 20% of the time trial, the heat panel was quickly positioned in front of the cycle ergometer, and after 80% of the distance was completed, the heat panel was quickly removed.
Using more locations to measure skin temperature would have increased the measurement accuracy (Mitchell and Wyndham 1969), but relatively more iButtons would then have been in close contact with the radiation of the heat panel.
To quantify the heat radiation, a DRM Delta Radiometer (Helmut Hund GmbH, Wetzlar, Germany) was positioned at a distance from the heat panel that was equal to the distance from the subject's trunk to the heaters.
When the heat panel was placed in front of the subjects between 1.5 and 6.0 km (20 80% of time trial completion), the average radiation on the subjects' body during the time trial was 1,101 ± 3 W m−2 in HEAT and 1,102 ± 3 W m−2 in PRECOOL (P > 0.05).
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The test data indicate that deformations of the heated panels have an important relationship with the boundary constraints around the heat panels.
The main display area for the three Komodos will have ultraviolet lights, radiant heat panels and basking areas with temperatures up to 125 degrees.
Mr. Parsons said the biggest immediate challenges were to learn how to minimize the shedding of foam from the shuttle's external tank; to develop ways to repair tile and protective heat panels once in space on missions; and to modify robotic arms on the shuttle and space station with cameras and sensors to detect vehicle damage.
The non-adopters had relatively low knowledge of the technology as such, and one example of this was the common mix-up between photovoltaics and solar heat panels, i.e., panels for producing electricity and producing heat respectively.
The performance of an individually controlled system comprising a convection-heated chair, an under-desk radiant heating panel, a floor radiant heating panel, an under-desk air terminal device supplying cool air, and a desk-mounted personalized ventilation as used and identified by 48 human subjects was studied using a thermal manikin at room temperatures of 20 °C, 22 °C and 26 °C.
