Sentence examples for seawater heating from inspiring English sources
The team began a new effort last week in the deep and shallow reefs around Bermuda, hunting for signs of coral bleaching, a hallmark of coral mortality due to prolonged seawater heating.
The award-winning technology, invented by Seawater Greenhouse Ltd. founder Charlie Paton, was inspired by the natural water cycle where seawater heated by the sun evaporates, cools to form clouds, and returns to earth as precipitation.
Some scientists have also attributed warmer air temperatures in the North Atlantic region to the delivery of warmer seawater (heated by solar radiation unimpeded by volcanic aerosols) by the Gulf Stream and other currents.
The analysis examines particularly the following: (1) the required cooling capacities to maintain each ship component within its design limit; (2) equipment temperature variations with respect to partial cooling loss in battle mode; and (3) the assets of installing seawater heat exchangers to pre-cool deionized freshwater before chillers.
During hydrothermal circulation, seawater heats up and interacts with rocks in the hot Earth's crust and mantle.
The worm makes its home in thin-walled tubes anchored in the sides of hydrothermal smokers that spew acidic seawater heated to 300°C or more by magma.
They swum in a plexiglass chamber (34 cm long × 28 cm wide × 19 cm high) filled to 13 cm with fresh seawater heated to 28°C by an aquarium heater.
Seawater was continuously recycled at rate of 12 tank volumes per hour by coupling the action of a biological filter and an Aquavie protein skimmer (model: PS 1200), and refreshed by natural filtered Mediterranean seawater heated to 28°C at a renewal rate of 2.2 tank volumes per hour.
Some distil seawater by heating it up to evaporate part of it.
During operation, the incoming seawater was heated by the waste-heat generated from the vessel engine.
The Seawater Source Heat Pump (SWHP) system is an energy-saving and environmentally-friendly technology for the cooling and heating of buildings.
