Sentence examples for stabilization temperatures from inspiring English sources

The objective of this test is to determine the stabilization temperatures of the components of the shock absorber when it is under a multifrequencial test.

When the stabilization temperature was above 500 °C an intensive degradation of the fiber was observed.

Effects of the primary air (PA), firing rate (FR) on the flame stabilization, temperature profiles within the burner, and emission characteristics are investigated.

Once the capacitor is charged, the temperature had reached their maximum value (Tmax - m), also called stabilization temperature, which remains constant until the end of the irradiation.

The resistor heats up the sample until the stabilization temperature (Tmax - m) is reached, and then, the voltage sample is shut off and the resistor is immediately removed from the sample in order to obtain the cooling curves (which correspond to the discharge curves of the capacitor) that characterize our experimental enclosure without the influence of the resistor that is still kept warm.

For dense nanocomposites, a thermal stabilization at temperatures higher than the melting temperature was highlighted and ascribed to the formation of a rigid cellulosic network within the matrix.

Experiments on lean flame stability limits, flame stabilization and temperature profiles in porous inert media burners of different geometry have been carried out at nearly adiabatic conditions.

The mean tympanic temperature before the start of CVVH was 37.2 ± 1.4°C in group A and 37.94 ± 1.1°C in group B. During the 2 hours of stabilization, the temperatures significantly decreased to 36.5 ± 0.7°C and 36.5 ± 0.9°C respectively.

Ligands stabilize the protein against pressure denaturation, similar to the stabilization against temperature denaturation.

The process resulted in a drastic improvement of the power rectifier parameters particularly a better stabilization versus temperature.

Both composting methods were evaluated for earliness to maturity as judged from color, texture and stabilization of temperature.