Sentence examples for large quantities of heating from inspiring English sources

Storing large quantities of heating oil can create its own problems: it becomes very expensive in oil markets that are (like now) declining in future value by more than $1 per barrel per month.

One example of an exothermic reaction is the oxidation of iron sulfide (FeS) to form iron oxide (FeO) and sulfur dioxide (SO2) gas: This process gives off large quantities of heat beyond that required to initiate the reaction.

Produced radioactive waste releases large quantities of heat.

However one of the main disadvantages is related to the large quantities of heat required to regenerate the amine solvent that means an important power plant efficiency penalty.

The principal engineering challenges to the thermal systems engineer are the large quantities of heat involved, low (and carefully controlled) coolant temperatures required, and the limited availability of heat sinks to which the waste heat must ultimately be rejected.

One such method is the Advanced Micro Cooling Module (AMCM), essentially a compact two-phase heat exchanger constructed of microchannels and designed to rapidly remove large quantities of heat from critical systems by incorporating phase transition.

Until the 21st century, in the countries of cold climate, windows have been considered to be the elements of the buildings, through which large quantities of heat leak in the heating season.

The layout of the emitter design must allow the transfer of large quantities of heat to a small area in order to maximize the electron current responsible for creating the electric voltage difference across the emitter.

The aim of ITER is to show that, in theory, nuclei of deuterium and tritium (isotopes of hydrogen) can be fused in a searingly hot plasma at the heart of the reactor, thereby releasing large quantities of heat that could be used to generate power.

Though commonly associated with massive nuclear generating plants, truck-sized cooling towers are present on almost every high-rise building because they're better at removing large quantities of heat than the compressors used in homes.

It was found that a large quantity of heat transfer by radiation could be reduced.