Sentence examples for maximum circumferential temperature from inspiring English sources

The maximum circumferential temperature difference in the component shell is seen to occur at Ra ∼ 3 × 105, which corresponds to a gap width of 50 mm.

The maximum circumferential temperature difference of the novel PTR S-curved tube decreases below 35 K for almost all the range of the mass flow rates and should result in the reduction of thermal stresses and heat losses.

It was revealed that the maximum circumferential temperature difference on the outer surface of the absorber under the worst flux distribution was 2 times that under ideal flux distribution, which could cause serious thermal strain and affect the photo-thermal conversion process.

The maximum difference in the circumferential temperature of clad, which is a critical parameter for fuel pin mechanical design, is large in pins that are partially exposed to blockage.

Analyses are concentrated on the circumferential temperature distribution on the cladding outer surface because the Maximum Cladding Surface Temperature (MCST) has been a crucial design parameter to evaluate fuel cladding integrity of the Super Fast Reactor.

The statistics of possible crack propagation angles are calculated by the maximum circumferential stress criterion.

Erdogan and Sih [5] proposed the maximum circumferential tensile stress criterion in 1963.

Strong non-uniform circumferential temperature distribution is observed in the vicinity of pseudo-critical temperature.

Cores were taken >90° apart, where practical, in order to achieve maximum circumferential coverage of each tree.

While at the lower Ri, where the circumferential temperature variation is low the strength of secondary flow is low.

The uneven circumferential temperature distributions are discussed firstly over a broad range of heat fluxes.