Sentence examples for minimum operating temperature from inspiring English sources
A fast empirical method was developed to determine the minimum operating temperature required to guarantee complete conversion of the hydrocarbon.
The cold-side inlet air temperature was determined by iteration to converge to the minimum operating temperature of the sodium HP.
Re-evaluations of all concepts were performed with increased minimum operating temperature of the W structure from 700 °C to 800 °C in order to avoid embrittlement by neutron radiation.
The analysis is conducted at three levels of details: (i) Thermodynamics reveals that the minimum operating temperature for high thermal efficiency under adiabatic conditions with full recycle of MSR effluents is 550 °C.
Complete oxidation in fuel-rich mixtures occurs at the shortest residence times (e.g. high flow rates and /or short catalysts); this reaction is followed by POX and reforming that both have longer characteristic residence times (smaller flow rates and /or longer catalysts) due to the required minimum operating temperature and the lack of oxygen.
Heat pumps with lower minimum operating temperatures and better performance are increasing both their effectiveness and their number of hours of useful service.
The consumer can set maximum and minimum operating temperatures, ( T_{i}^{text{Highlim}} ) and ( T_{i}^{text{Lowlim}} ), locally as hard operation constraints.
By calculating the error band at the maximum and the minimum operating temperatures, as well as by determining the error compensation value from the error band based on the measurement moisture content, the final effective result was derived.
This paper summarizes design optimization and improvements of these concepts based on the minimum and maximum operating temperature of the W structure, pumping power and structural design limits.
Equation (3) converts the temperature from 20° to the desired temperature (USEPA 1983): k_{{{text{p}}_{T} }} = k_{{{text{p}}_{20} }} left( {1.09} right)^{T - 20}, (3)where (k_{{{text{p}}_{T} }}) is the reaction rate at minimum operating water temperature, day−1; (k_{{p_{20}}}}) the reaction rate at 20 °C; T the minimum operating water temperature, °C.
The flash point should be high enough to allow safe operation and minimum volatilization at the maximum operating temperature.
