Sentence examples for same heat release from inspiring English sources

The overall mass gain during oxidation for the bimetal powder was nearly identical to that of n-Al, suggesting the same heat release anticipated from their combustion.

It was sufficiently accurate to equate the delay time of a non-PRF to that of the corresponding PRF under the same conditions for 10% heat release.

The limiting oxygen index increases by 130% while, at the same time, the rate of heat release and the total heat evolved decrease by 41%and33%3%, respectively.

Methane (0.054 kg/m2 s) and hydrogen (0.022 kg/m2 s) fires with the same inlet enthalpy flow rate (heat release rate) of 2.1 MW are examined.

(vii) The change process of temperature with time has the same trend as the change process of heat release rate.

While the mechanism of thermo-acoustic coupling was the same for all cases, the phase between heat release and pressure oscillations varied significantly.

Three confinement sizes with same length and different diameters resulting in heat release intensity of 20 MW/m3 atm, 30 MW/m3 atm and 40 MW/m3 atm have been investigated.

It is shown that hydrogen injection induces a significant decrease of the amplitude of pressure oscillations while the heat release oscillations remain at the same level.

As all heat release parameters were kept the same in the AHS and FHS cases, the changes in instability can not be attributed to the dilation or baroclinic torque effects in vorticity reduction, or the increase in viscosity associated with the heat release, but are fundamentally linked to a change in the instability at the splitter plate.

The chemical reaction zone is quite diffuse (volumetric combustion[5]) resulting in a heat release spread out and at the same time in a smoother temperature profile.

In the run initialized using the NCEP FNL, where the latent heat release averaged over the entire simulation was the same as its ECMWF YOTC counterpart, neither the trough nor a TC developed, lacking the collocation between the latent heat release and large-scale gyre in the early period.