Sentence examples for lightweight substrates from inspiring English sources
The experimental data are studied to assess thermal insulation performance of the lightweight substrates.
Commercially available solar cells produced on lightweight substrates are being studied as an option to fulfill the power needs.
Thin film Cu(In,Ga Se2 (CIGS) solar modules can be grown on flexible and lightweight substrates allowing their direct integration into building elements.
In this prospect, transfer of graphene on emerging cellulose based flexible paper and other lightweight substrates for various applications is of great importance.
Sheet glass is also the prime candidate for grazing-incidence foil-optic X-ray telescopes, such as the segmented mirror approach considered for the NASA C onstellation X mission, where cost limitations necessitate lightweight substrates.
This review highlights the rational design and fabrication strategy for floating photocatalyst immobilized on various lightweight substrates (e.g. perlite, vermiculite, glass microbead, polymer, cork, expanded graphite) or self-floating photocatalyst.
Their research has ventured into testing the wind resistance of certain species of tree in wind tunnels, as well as finding a suitably lightweight substrate able to meet plants' nutritional demands.
Experimental and theoretical studies are reported on the thermal insulation performance of three types of lightweight substrate for application in solar array on stratospheric airships.
A concept, specific temperature difference, is proposed which expresses temperature difference of unit area density and can estimate the overall thermal insulation performance of lightweight substrate.
This integration method was designed to incorporate high performance QDs on inexpensive, lightweight flexible substrates.
The evaluation focused on surface temperatures of the green roof and plant responses in a field experiment with two main treatments: substrate types (normal garden top soil compared to soilless lightweight growing substrate) and the presence or absence of a water retention layer incorporated into the green roof system.
