Sentence examples for subcooled temperature from inspiring English sources
A cryocooler mounted on the cryostat was used to maintain the subcooled temperature of the liquid nitrogen.
A choking correction factor dependent on the upstream stagnation pressure and subcooled temperature was introduced into a new correlation, and its values were suggested to satisfy the idealized nozzle data within 10% error ranges.
The visual observations, as well as temperature and pressure measurements, demonstrate that R600a flows in a non-equilibrium two-phase state at highly subcooled temperatures.
It was also found that the enhanced tubes became more effective in the high wall subcooling temperature region than in the low wall subcooling temperature region.
As a result, it is concluded that for adiabatic absorbers a subcooling temperature must be specified.
Inhibitions of gas hydrates under sever conditions such as high subcooling temperature using kinetic hydrate inhibitors (KHIs) is practically challenging.
MEG enabled a subcooling temperature decrease into the range in which KHI which could play its role effectively, leading to the improved kinetic performance of the recovered solution.
It was found that the condensation heat transfer coefficient decreased with increasing the falling film Reynolds number and the wall subcooling temperature.
Hydrate formation characteristics have been investigated with synthetic natural gas at different mono-ethylene glycol (MEG) concentrations by measuring hydrate onset time and subcooling temperature.
The distribution and growth of water droplets are monitored across the surface at different relative humidities (45%, 50%, 55%, and 70%) at a constant surface subcooling temperature of 15 °C below the ambient temperature (20 °C).
Octamethyltrisiloxane (MDM) was considered organic working fluid, while the following input parameters were used as decision variables: minimum and maximum pressure of the thermodynamic cycle; superheating and subcooling temperature; and regenerator heat exchanger efficiency.
