Sentence examples for high temperature flash from inspiring English sources

Considering the high pressure and high temperature flash evaporation appearing frequently in industry, we design and build an experimental system to explore the flash evaporation under high pressure and high temperature that has not been studied very well.

This was followed by high temperature flashing up to 600 °C and annealing at 580 °C for 2 h to remove the surface oxide.

Isotopic measurements were performed on H2 derived from high-temperature flash pyrolysis of 350±10 ug feather subsamples and keratin standards using continuous-flow isotope-ratio mass spectrometry.

This difference is attributed to an improved surface ordering after the high-temperature flash.

A better and more effective procedure would be to stop oxygen exposure at the point of maximum RDS intensity (i.e. at ≈2.4 L), followed by a short high-temperature flash to improve the surface order.

The latter is a novel phenomenon where the reaction propagates in a form of short and high-temperature flashes, so-called scintillations, which randomly arise in vicinity of the combustion front and promote its local movement.

High temperature fuel spray, namely flash boiling spray, has been documented to improve fuel atomization and evaporation with less energy consumption compared with high pressure fuel spray.

It is also shown that melting/solidification temperature and thermal energy storage capabilities make them suitable for their application as a thermal energy storage medium, in high temperature vapour compression, multi-stage flash and multi-effect distillation processes of non-membrane based indirect desalination systems.

In this paper, flash annealing at high temperature (HT) is adopted to fabricate graphene through thermal decomposition of SiC.

Heat wave flash droughts are high temperature driven events, high temperatures (heat waves) cause evapotranspiration to increase and soil moisture to decrease rapidly.

Also, the use of gaseous ammonia leaves biomass dry, when ammonia is administered and flashed off at high temperature.