Sentence examples for heating of the process from inspiring English sources

The high grade process heat is utilised into direct heating of the process streams, e.g. heating of the syngas feed to the SOFC after cooling, condensation and ultra-cleaning with the Rectisol® process, using the hot product gas from the steam gasifier and heating of air to the SOFC using exhaust gas from the char combustor.

Notably, energy generated from high pressure homogenizers are typically dissipated as heating of the process fluid [ 29].

At temperatures above 300 °C, the character of the DSC curves of samples 6 and 7 is similar to that of composite 4 (polymer chemisorption on the silica surface), but the heat of the process is increased.

Due to the hygroscopic properties of the desiccant materials, both the sensible heat and the latent heat of the process air can be handled by using this kind of heat exchanger.

In both scenarios the integration was designed to take advantage of all available heat of the process and to power a supercritical steam cycle, quantifying their minimum energy penalty.

The results show that the frictional heating stage of the process has more influence on temperature and upsetting stage has more impact on axial shortening.

An electronically controlled preheating section and a reactor by-pass line made possible a fast heating of the aqueous process stream up to reaction temperature, while keeping it separated from the biomass.

In many heat- and electricity-generating processes, after the heat demand of the process has been met, any excess or waste heat is released as exhaust.

Recycling part of the liquid (as is done in Scenario AD-R) does not influence the total energy demand (in heat equivalent) of the process, but slightly more electricity and less heat is needed (Table  3).

The amount of heat needed to produce 1 KWh of electricity is the heat rate of the process.

Process and heat integration are introduced to reduce the high water and heat demand of the process, connected to the low substrate concentrations in the involved process streams.