Sentence examples for order heat from inspiring English sources
The heat transfer analysis is carried out for two thermal processes, namely (i) variable exponential order surface temperature (VEST) and (ii) variable exponential order heat flux (VEHF).
The analytical methodology converted the first-order temperature profiles into second-order heat transfer profiles.
Then the results confirmed that the heater could apply kW-order heat powers to supercritical hydrogen without any disturbance.
end{aligned} We note that the solution of the fractional heat transfer problem coincides with the solution obtained from the integer-order heat transfer problem (see [16]) with (alpha= 0) and (mu= 1).
The non-reactive, non-adiabatic calorimeter problem is solved by reduction to a closely related adiabatic problem with first-order heat generation in the body, the solution to which is contained in the earlier developments of the paper.
Operating under a mandate to conserve assets, Mr. Pomerantz's team paid only the most critical bills, like ordering heating oil for one of Mr. Dreier's houses in the Hamptons, which had run out of fuel, to protect it from winter damage.
A low-order heat-release model, which accounts for the impact of flame surface area and the equivalence ratio oscillations, was used in conjunction with system acoustics to design a hierarchy of control strategies designed to mitigate combustion instability.
We found that the strength of the magnetic field required to produce a single variant decreases from approximately 4 T to approximately 0.4 T when the ordering heat-treatment temperature is decreased from 673 to 603 K.
The structure of the heating device is simple, and it can be installed conveniently in order to heat batteries without changing the structure of the original battery pack.
Then, the waves' frequency is tweaked and the sample blasted head-on in order to heat it.
Laser hair removal devices, which were first cleared by the Food and Drug Administration in 1995, work by beaming light at various frequencies through the skin in order to heat up and damage the hair follicle.
