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But they have seen evidence of very high temperatures typical of fuel fires in the debris from the building and have raised questions about whether the diesel accounted for those conditions.

Diamond coated cutting inserts are not usually considered for machining titanium due to rapid oxidation of the coating at the temperatures typical of titanium machining.

Damage sites were fully characterised prior to subsequent fatigue assessment at both room temperature and elevated temperatures typical of the envisaged maximum working temperatures for each alloy.

Based on laboratory experiments it is expected that, when exposed to ion bombardment at the temperatures typical of the Saturn satellites, the crystalline structure of the ice will be broken, resulting in the disordered, amorphous phase.

The ultimate aim of this research is to study and characterize the frictional behavior between glass and a mold surface at elevated temperatures typical of the PGM process and under conditions similar to those for this process.

The novelty of the proposed system lies in the solar collector field, which is based on stationary evacuated flat-plate solar thermal collectors capable to achieve the operating temperatures typical of the concentrating solar thermal collectors.

Fatigue experiments have been performed in atmospheric and vacuum environments at 20 °C and an elevated temperature typical of service.

We have found that a combined system of catalytic filter and microwave heating is able to perform filter regeneration at the temperature typical of diesel exhaust.

Long crack fatigue tests have been performed at room and elevated temperature typical of the gudgeon pin boss (200 °C) using a test frequency of 15 Hz (a typical engine frequency at engine idle condition).

Characterization (by DSC, TGA, and SAXS) of the m,n-polyurethane series showed that when the aliphatic segments were increased, and the hydrogen-bonding densities thus decreased, the polymers displayed physical and thermal properties (for example, solubility and melting temperature) typical of polyethylene.

The team then used infrared thermal scanners to record the bill's surface temperature while the bird was exposed to air ranging from 10° to 35°C--temperatures typical of the toucan's habitat--and also while flying.