Sentence examples for radiation section from inspiring English sources

A three-dimensional mathematical model has been developed for the simulation of flow, temperature and concentration fields in the radiation section of industrial scale steam cracking units.

The results show that the design of radiation section outlet leads to an asymmetric flue gas-temperature, concentration and velocity profile.

The microwave pretreatment mechanism on carbon fibres was studied in an experiment divided microwave treated carbon fibres into a microwave radiation section and a pure current section.

Denny A. Galloway, a physicist with the State Department of Environmental Protection's Radiation Section, said the radium in the storage rooms will have to be cleaned up, but the rooms are little-used so there is very little risk of exposure to employees.

The simulation of correct flow and pressure fields in the radiation section of industrial thermal cracking furnaces is of practical interest since the amount of combustion air taken in by the burners in general is partly determined by the pressure field.

The transducer consists of wave generation, amplification, and radiation sections, and a countermass.

Based on basic heat and mass transfer rules, and thermodynamic relations, all sub-sections of furnaces including the combustion system, the convection and radiation sections were modelled.

Discrete decisions connected with the geometric design such as number of tubes in convection and radiation sections, number of shield tubes, number of passes and number of tubes per pass are modelled by using integer variables.

The empirical correlations for crude process were adopted for estimating the physical properties of components and the heat transfer coefficients of process fluid for single-phase and two-phase flow regimes at the convection and radiation sections, respectively.

Though, surprisingly the quartz layers shown on Fig. 5d do not always coincidence as expected with the occurring low gamma radiation sections, which indicate inaccuracy on the recorded litho-log.

She is the current Vice-President of the Non-Ionizing Radiations Section of the French Radio-Protection society (SFRP).