Sentence examples similar to it expels heat from inspiring English sources

The upper engine is the gas turbine (Brayton cycle) which expels heat to the lower engine, the steam turbine (Rankine cycle).

Condenser: This changes the phase of the refrigerant from gas to liquid and expels heat removed from the car.

The cosmos as we know it started to take shape when atoms and ions paired up to form molecular hydrogen, which expelled heat out of the gas clouds, allowing them to cool down enough to form the first stars.

The different standard heat exchangers are employed to expel heat.

With this approach, known as combined heat and power, or cogeneration, plants generate hot water that is circulated to surrounding neighborhoods, rather than expelling heat through cooling towers.

Because there's no air in space to provide cooling, the only way for material to expel heat is to scatter light and eject heat in the form of photons.

The body works best within a narrow range of body temperature - 36C to 37.5C - and gets rid of heat mainly by sweating, although breathing and an increased heart rate can also expel heat.

What if you didn't have sweat glands all over your body and thus no way of expelling heat; trapped, eternally, in the oppressive greenhouse of your own mortal form?

If it was very hot out make sure that your horse does not stay dripping wet after a bath because the excess water keeps the horse from expelling heat.

Bleaching occurs when coral gets stressed, usually by heat, and it expels the colourful algae that live inside it, giving it its brilliant colour and providing it with most of the energy it needs.

These are vented to the outside of your house and will also expel heated air from your home.