Sentence examples for more efficient thermal from inspiring English sources

This necessitates further research into more efficient thermal pretreatment technologies.

The simulation result reveals that the Cu/GN heat sink displays more efficient thermal transport as compared to the others.

These, and other applications, demand not only ever more efficient thermal management, but also a better fundamental understanding of the underlying physical mechanisms.

In the following, we compute the absorption efficiency Q abs (see Eq. (3)), which must be maximum to get the more efficient thermal effect.

The results of the research discussed in this paper signal the need to provide a possible redesign of the backside surface in conventional PV panels, in order to increase their average efficiency (more efficient backside thermal dissipation).

Our results show that to obtain the same inactivation efficiency, the hybrid UV-thermal stimuli were more efficient than thermal energy alone in terms of energy consumption and produced significantly less ozone than UV irradiation alone.

In-package pasteurization of ready-to-eat (RTE) meals using microwave-assisted pasteurization system (MAPS) has shown promise for improving the safety and quality of foods, since dielectric heating is more efficient than thermal conduction.

These quantitative experiments show that microwave heating is an order of magnitude more efficient than thermal heating, although about 10% of the residual moisture, perhaps trapped in the capillaries of the coal particles, is not removed even by microwave heating.

Heat transfer enhancement has been considered as one of the key parameter for developing more efficient and effective thermal devices.

Among other applications, the study of thermal properties of large networks of carbon nanoparticles may have a critical impact in loss-free, more compact and efficient thermal storage systems, as well as thermally conducting polymeric materials for innovative low-cost heat exchangers.

The expected increase in energy demand in the United States has led to the pursuit of more efficient methods to generate thermal and electrical energy for the residential sector.