Sentence examples for more effective cooling from inspiring English sources

PCM with the melting temperature of 24 °C had more effective cooling effect than 28 °C.

The effect of climatic changes is shown to be important in the design of more effective cooling technique and to device methods to compensate for the loss in plant efficiency.

More effective cooling schemes are needed for many industrial applications, such as electronic systems, high-energy lasers, and aerospace satellites.

Whereas the maximum pitch of ordered porous AAM achieved in this work is up to 3 μm, it is believed that the pitch can be further increased in the future by modifying the anodization conditions more carefully assisted with a more effective cooling system.

Studies from the past decade show that this innovative class of composite fluid exhibit much higher thermophysical properties such as thermal conductivity and diffusivity as compared to the base fluid, and thus can be used for more effective cooling or heating for various thermal and energy applications [1 3].

These results indicate that small-leaved species tend to be more effective at cooling than large-leaved species.

The results show that the PFHX is 30 50% more effective in cooling rate than the tubular HX's.

In relatively cold permafrost areas, defined as permafrost with the mean annual ground temperature at depth of zero annual amplitude lower than − 1.0 °C, the CRBE is much more effective for cooling permafrost and raising the permafrost table.

Therefore, pressure systems can be more effective at cooling the pile and they are preferred where temperature control is the overriding concern.

You can install a more powerful heatsink/fan combo or opt for a more expensive but much more effective liquid cooling solution.

The data shown in Fig. 2 suggests that volume infusion cooling was more effective, e.g., faster cooling and colder temperatures, during intra-CPR cooling.