Sentence examples for heating field from inspiring English sources
The processing of the heating distribution data was validated through a so-called Inversion Check comparing the inverted heating field with the original MC tally distribution.
Specifically, it is important to determine the phase-wise Joule-type heating field, formed by the inner product of the current and electric fields.
The methodology and results of the thermal and hydraulic design for a solar heating field of an elementary school's semi-olympic pool is presented.
The vacuum heating field can dehydrate tiny emulsion droplets in oil.
When the high-voltage pulse electric field, swirl centrifugal field by hydrocyclone, and vacuum heating field are integrated, the original single treatment process can be modified and a new demulsification and dehydration technology of emulsified lubricating oil is achieved.
Fluid dynamic simulations enabled to rebuild the heat field temperatures of the jet flow and of the solid nozzle.
The items were mundane, unlikely to attract much attention: ice chests, hair bleach, food preservative, commercial refrigerators and small chemical tablets like those used in the military to heat field rations.
Three sap flow measuring techniques were compared against gravimetric flow measurement in cut stem segments: 'Granier-type' thermal dissipation probes (TDP; three different sensor types), the heat field deformation method (HFD), and the heat ratio method (HRM).
A decomposition reaction model of CZTS under a directional heat field is proposed to describe the elemental and electronic state change in atomic scale, and a perfect match is obtained between the model and the experimental results.
This paper explores a means to simplify disassembly by engineering a snap-fit that automatically releases upon exposure to a heat field thus limiting manual labor or machine operation for disassembly.
The sugarcane industry includes two main areas in which workers are exposed to extreme heat: field work and processing plant (sugar mill) work (Fig. 1).
