Sentence examples for mitigate the temperature from inspiring English sources

The reason is the thermal conduction to substrate can effectively mitigate the temperature rise.

A suitable oil storage tank is modelled in order to mitigate the temperature fluctuations due to the variability of solar energy availability.

Pulse charging protocol does not help to mitigate the temperature difference on the bias of same total charging time, because of larger time-averaged heat generation rate than constant current charging.

Suggestions on battery geometry optimizations for both prismatic/pouch battery and cylindrical battery are proposed to reduce the maximum temperature and mitigate the temperature gradient within the lithium ion battery.

In this paper, the use of flat heat pipe as an effective and low-energy device to mitigate the temperature of a battery module designed for a HEV application was investigated.

The purposes of applying PCM are to mitigate the temperature fluctuations of the PV cell and the TE modules and keep the hybrid PV TE system operating under a fixed operating condition.

The new architecture of three-layer-mesh BD effectively mitigates the temperature cooling effect encountered by the conventional BDM as well as suppresses the spurious mechanical wave reflection.

The corrugated outer surface acted as micro-turbulence promoters mitigating the temperature polarization effect and enhanced the external effective surface area for condensation.

It was found that the fire resistant panels effectively mitigated the temperature progressions developed in the GFRP components, thereby improving the fire insulation performance of those structural assemblies.

(B ) SAXS distributions of Δstrap in matching conditions from A showing that removal of the strap mitigates the temperature-dependent barrier between the apo and closed states.

The air heated by the simulated geothermal source can mitigate the pavement temperature in winter and summer conditions in order to avoid freezing and overheating of paving surfaces in an urban environment.