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Environmental parameters for thermal comfort evaluation were: zone resultant temperature and solar radiation in zone space.
Furthermore, the behavior of electro-activated recovery and the resultant temperature distribution within SMP nanocomposite are monitored and characterized.
Gallium maintains a fixed temperature near 29 °C when it melts, and the resultant temperature sustains extremely good stability against ambient change of temperature and pressure.
In addition, the resultant temperature distribution due to cold water injection into a hot reservoir during waterflooding may significantly influence the stress distribution in the reservoir.
Examination of night ventilation rates indicated that increasing night ventilation up to 10 ACH was observed to have a significant affect on reduction of dry resultant temperature, but further increases of air changes were observed to have a negligible effect.
The resultant temperature profile in the dried shell is used in a numerical integration over the volume of particle, using the non-isothermal coal decomposition kinetic expression proposed by Anthony et al. (1975) Proc.
Reducing building internal gains from 40 W/m2 to 20 was2 was observed to have the potential of further reducing dry resultant temperatures by up to 1 °C.
Compared to a reference base of the existing building, increasing the building mass was found to achieve a significant reduction in internal dry resultant temperatures, with a decrease of between 2 and 3 °C observed when mass was increased from 800 kg/m2 to 1600 kg/m2.
Temperature distributions in two patients treated with hyperthermia at Duke University Medical Center for high-grade leg tissue sarcomas are modelled, and the resultant temperatures are compared to measured temperatures using a non-invasive MR thermometry technique.
However, the resultant wall temperature peak reduces for increasing coolant pressure and for increasing surface roughness.
The other major factor affecting the fire performance of a structural steel element is the load imposed and the resultant critical temperature.
