Sentence examples for net heating from inspiring English sources

Lignite is a kind of low rank coal with high moisture content and low net heating value, which is mainly used for electric power generation.

Finally an analysis on the influence of the C value on the evaluation of the net heating energy demand of a building in different climates is presented.

By properly adjusting the fan speeds of the outer and inner condensers, an enclosed chamber can obtain net heating or cooling effect and the temperature and humidity can be directly controlled.

Based on the CO2 emission factors for the locomotive chassis, including both the PME and HEP engine, energy intensity was estimated using a published diesel net heating value of 35,873 kJ/L and a conversion factor of 2690 g of direct CO2 emissions per L of diesel [1].

Indeed, we find that the mean energy of photoelectrons from small (<0.01 μm) graphite grains is smaller than the mean kinetic energy of the 105 K gas in the case of nH = 10-4 cm-3, consequenthe, the net heating rate per such a graphite grain is negative.

In both cases, since the total energy is conserved, the relevant quantity is the ratio (e_{mathrm{turb}}/e). From standard turbulent phenomenology we expect that this ratio will only depend on macroscopic parameters, such as the net heating rate, the accretion rate and so on, and not on the details of the viscosity.

The net heat energy absorbed is then Q = Q1 − Q2.

Losses to the atmosphere in this case, however, are also greatly reduced, and the net heat input to the lake as a whole is much greater.

Greenhouse gases are gas molecules that have the property of absorbing infrared radiation (net heat energy) emitted from Earth's surface and reradiating it back to Earth's surface, thus contributing to the phenomenon known as the greenhouse effect.

Greenhouse gas, any gas that has the property of absorbing infrared radiation (net heat energy) emitted from Earth's surface and reradiating it back to Earth's surface, thus contributing to the phenomenon known as the greenhouse effect.

In Fig. 7, the net heat release comparison is shown.