"measured temperature data" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing data that has been recorded or collected from temperature measurements. Example: The scientists analyzed the measured temperature data to determine the average temperature trends over the past decade.
The model is verified with experimentally measured temperature data.
Finally, the solution method is successfully applied to the reconstruction of instantaneous heat fluxes from experimentally measured temperature data.
Since not much measured temperature data were available for this study, the GeotIS model has been used as a reference for validation.
The main deviation between the simulation and measured temperature data was caused by the precise calculation of the convective heat transfer coefficient value.
The model temperature results values were validated with measured temperature data and a good agreement prevailed.
An energy balance model was developed using measured temperature data to identify the major sources of efficiency loss.
The controllability was evaluated with the measured temperature transient data at the core graphite components in the Rise-to-Power tests of the HTTR.
Measured temperature gradient data for laminar flames differ from that of the unstretched laminar flame calculation, especially in the oxidation layer.
Monthly mean air density based on measured temperature and pressure data is shown in Figure 6 and its 1-year average value is 1.118 kg/m3.
Measured temperature-composition data are presented for the ethylacetate (1)–toluene (2) and hexane (1)–ethylacetate (2) systems and the ebulliometer characterization procedure is illustrated for three binary systems.
To transfer the measured temperature changes into heat data, the effective specific heat capacity and the heat transfer coefficient were determined.
