Sentence examples for reached high temperatures from inspiring English sources
At the time, Firestone officials said the plant had allowed moisture to seep into the vulcanized tire, resulting in corrosion of the steel belts and eventually -- often when tires reached high temperatures -- tread separation.
Roosts reached high temperatures, experienced great thermal fluctuations and had wide spatial thermal ranges.
Once activated, each trap was revised daily, early in the morning to avoid that the animals reached high temperatures within the traps (maximum temperature in daytime reached up to 36.9°C).
The tungsten coating reduced the resistance of the carbon coils by an order of magnitude and reached higher temperatures at lower voltages.
The groundwater flowing from recharge areas, favored by the dipping regional blocks, would have reached higher temperatures (in the order of 79 °C, according to the chalcedony geothermometer) explaining the present oversaturation in SiO2.
Solar concentrators are essential to reach high temperatures in solar-thermal applications.
Exhaust valve and its seat in an internal combustion engine reach high temperatures due to the hot gases exit through the engine exhaust port.
Once biomass reaches high temperatures (i.e., >300 °C), it thermally depolymerizes to form small oxygenates (up to 80% yield) which are vapors in the reactor but condense to a liquid mixture (i.e., bio-oil) at room temperature [44, 74].
He also showed that a glass cover with an air gap around the absorber would not improve the efficiency at low temperatures, but when reaching high temperatures (around 220 °C), thermal insulation would be necessary.
The thermal conversion of solar energy by means of solar concentrators makes it possible to reach high temperatures able to boil the salted water with pressures higher or equal to the atmospheric one.
The two-stage design also allows the thermal absorber to reach a geometric concentration ratio of ∼60×, which is significantly higher than other PV/T systems and enables the absorber to reach high temperatures even under partial utilization of the solar spectrum.
