"temperature matching" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to activities related to controlling and/or calibrating temperature, such as in a laboratory setting. For example, "The research technician performed temperature matching in order to ensure that the data was accurate."
Compared with ORC, the two-stage serial organic Rankine cycle (TSORC) can improve the temperature matching between the heat source and the working fluid.
The OFC's primary advantage was improved temperature matching to the energy reservoir, thereby reducing exergy destruction and losses during energy transfer to the cycle working fluid.
The results also revealed that the mixture working fluid mainly reduces the exergy loss in the condenser because of the temperature glide characteristic while the PEORC mainly reduces the exergy loss in the evaporator by improving the temperature matching between heat source and working fluid.
The advantages that T. saccharolyticum has over these other biocatalysts are its elevated growth temperature (matching the temperature optimum of many cellulases [ 21, 23]), and its ability to hydrolyze hemicellulose and co-ferment the major sugars present in lignocellulose [ 24].
Whereas release into free running conditions at a temperature matching the entrainment peak has no apparent effect on circadian phase, progressive phase advances result from release at temperatures approaching the entrainment trough.
The OFC's aim is to improve temperature matching and reduce exergy losses during heat addition.
If there is no wind – say if the air is calm – the air temperature matches the body temperature, eliminating the thermal gradient which allows the body to get rid of its accumulation and surcharge of body heat.
The propellant surface temperature matches closely with the measured value and depends strongly on the RDX evaporation.
The predicted glass cover average temperature matched the corresponding experimental measurements reasonably closely, with best agreement at ( dot{m} ) of 0.288 kg/h.
This estimated temperature matches the burial depth of the Xujiahe Formation well, which is no more than 8 km in the western Sichuan Basin (Jia et al. 2010).
FEM simulation of the deformation is undertaken and the initial IHF value input adjusted until the computed average surface temperature matches the experimental data.
