Sentence examples for temperature references from inspiring English sources
The control law compensates for changing temperature references and compensate for varying load situations.
Four direct control schemes based on Proportional Integral (PI) controllers and Feedforward (FF) are designed as well as a reference governor which generates temperature references for the heat generation circuit direct control layer.
However in the near future the mise en pratique for the definition of the kelvin will also allow an interpolated thermodynamic scale based on high temperature references whose temperatures are known a priori.
It was calibrated at a national measurement institute and used to compare the two possible realisation schemes (i.e. radiation thermometer calibrated to ITS-90, and the same thermometer calibrated using high temperature references) to the local ITS-90 scale at an accredited industrial calibration laboratory.
Two organic fixed-point, ultra stable temperature sources were used as the temperature references.
Clearly, some tropomyosin and associated actin functions remain since cdc8 R121A is viable, unlike the cdc8 disruption mutant (Balasubramanian et al., 1992) or cdc8 ts mutants at the restrictive temperature (references cited in Cranz-Mileva et al., 2013).
This capability is important during the decreasing phase of the temperature reference where heat loss must be increased.
The control objective is to track an outlet temperature reference manipulating the fluid flow trying to attenuate the effect of disturbances (mainly radiation and inlet temperature).
We found a good agreement between the pyrometry measurement and the temperature reference, validating the constant emissivity profile hypothesis used in the MRT estimation.
The article describes a control architecture for solar furnaces where active cooling is employed to improve the tracking of a time-varying temperature reference.
A new shift factor can be introduced and a new relationship had been established giving the equivalent strain-rate at a temperature reference and water content reference.
