Sentence examples for radiation gained from inspiring English sources

The rejected heat from the condenser into the dry cooling tower supplemented by the solar radiation gained through its transparent cover are the sources of wind energy generation that is captured by a wind turbine which is located at the beginning of the chimney.

This study deals with a comparison among five common greenhouse types with regard to total solar radiation gaining rates in greenhouse using season under some assumptions.

The energy efficiency of the façade during the testing period is attributable to the 10 12% incident radiation gains.

It is obvious from the figure that there is net gain of energy at low latitude (radiation gain is greater than radiation loss) while there is net loss at mid to high latitudes.

The impedance matching and radiation gain of the co-designed filtering antenna are numerically and experimentally demonstrated and a good agreement between them is obtained.

The measured results show that such filtering antenna has a 3-dB gain bandwidth of 16.7% centered at 2.4 GHz with peak gain of 2.4 dBi and sharp dropped out-of-band radiation gain feature.

Due to the unique driver dipole, the proposed quasi-Yagi antenna can work from 3.75 to 10.4 GHz with good end-fire radiation gain (>4 dBi) and low cross-polarization performances.

Greenhouses, particularly flat shading structures and curved roof houses, are often clad in permeable shade or insect-proof netting in southern Europe to reduce solar radiation gain and to increase ventilation.

The radiation heat losses of the hot gases and particles to the cold ambient and the radiation gain as a result of the absorption of unburned particles are both important in the present dust flame, because the characteristic time scale of the chemical reactions is longer than that of gaseous flames.

Also, the measured radiation gains and efficiencies of the antenna at 0.5, 3, 5, 8 and 11.3 GHz are 1.5 dBi and 20%, 3.4 dBi and 45%, 4.8 dBi and 57%, 6.5 dBi and 88%, and 5.7 dBi and 73%, respectively.

The zenith-looking antenna at a geodetic reference receiver station captures both direct and reflected GPS signals, although the reflected signals are received at a negative elevation angle where the antenna radiation gain is non-zero.