"temperature component" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when referring to the temperature component of a weather forecast or an environmental report, for example: "The temperature component of the report was especially worrisome."
Based on these observational and model results, we conclude that coronal emission in dMe stars can be interpreted as arising from quiescent active regions (a quiescent, low-temperature component) and compact flaring structures (variable, high- temperature component).
Schoell, M. & Cathles, L. M. High CO2 in natural gases as a late stage high temperature component in the evolution of petroleum systems.
The X-ray spectra in the western region can be well fitted with a single temperature component.
Welding residual stress has a great effect on the creep and damage, which provides a reference for the design and life prediction of high temperature component.
Plus, through the use of K factors, the fatigue limit is usually modified to account for the influence of loading mode, temperature, component size, corrosion, roughness..
The solidification interval was proven to be associated with many factors, such as weight of the component, specific heat of the alloy, latent heat, pouring temperature, component temperature at the end of solidification and heat-transfer coefficients.
To restrict the number of free parameters, we use only three temperature components.
The case, which is still making its way through the courts, involved Omega Engineering Inc., a temperature components maker in Bridgeport, N.J., which asserts that the damage could eventually cost it $10 million in sales and contracts.
The shakedown problem is an important topic for the safe operation of these high temperature components.
Extending the operating life of high temperature components beyond their original design life has considerable advantages.
Creep fatigue is an important failure mode in elevated temperature components especially for weldments.
