Sentence examples for lower heating temperature from inspiring English sources
We estimate the input power to attain lower heating temperature (<600°C) by extrapolating the calibration curve.
Figure 2 also reveals a pronounced cooling effect caused by a puff, especially at the lower heating temperature (100°C).
As shown in Fig. 8, sample LTO4 displays extremely high irreversible capacity compared to other samples, mainly resulting from the remained organic groups on the particle surface due to its lower heating temperature.
Much shorter processing time and lower heating temperature are required by the microwave heating method than the conventional heating method for preparation of both sorbents prepared in this work.
The experimental results show that nanolubricant refrigerant mixture degrades by 28 77% after 20 alternation times under present experimental conditions; besides, the degradation in long-term period can be reduced at conditions of higher lubricant mass fraction, lower nanoparticle mass fraction, lower heating temperature, or lower cooling temperature.
It is an improvement of related methods based on the steady state response of such a sensor and benefits of a lower heating temperature, increased sensitivity, as well as improved resolution since it strongly reduces low frequency noise due to bulk motion convective heat transfer.
This effect was more pronounced at lower heating temperatures.
In addition, for minimum temperatures below the critical temperature, a lower heat sink temperature is required the availability of which is dependent upon the climate at the specific plant site.
It is worth noting that mode hop only exists in lower heat sink temperature below 60 °C which can be easily deduced from the P-I curve.
At lower heat source temperature (80 °C), the maximum power output and minimum heat exchanger surface area for different working fluids is comparable.
It was observed that the short time and lower heat treatment temperature favors the formation of Ni4Ti3 precipitate, which is responsible for the formation of stable passivation film.
