In the Bay of Bengal the maximum temperature is around 82 °F (28 °C).
Sometimes a maximum temperature is also used, called the upper development threshold.
May and June are the hottest months, when the mean maximum temperature is about 93 °F (34 °C).
As it can be observed the density maximum temperature is P dependent and disappears for P > 2 kbar.
For example, consider a day when the minimum temperature is 40F and the maximum temperature is 60F.
In January, the coolest month, the average afternoon maximum temperature is 62 °F (17 °C), and the nighttime low is 51°FF (11 °C).
The modeling indicates that the maximum temperature is achieved after some 46 weeks of composting.
The maximum temperature is reduced by 16% with two-stage optimization on four stacked layers.
The maximum temperature is located at about the center of the coils.
The maximum temperature is more sensitive to laser power than scan speed.
Thirdly, with the increase of heat release rate, the maximum temperature is higher and with the increase of the floor area or the internal space height, the maximum temperature is lower.
