Sentence examples for the efficiencies of heating from inspiring English sources

It was found that the ratio of the efficiencies of heating and cooling systems affected the optimum passive building design, hence the active and passive parts of a building should be considered simultaneously in a coupled manner for the optimum design of net zero energy buildings.

It was found that the ratio of the efficiencies of heating and cooling systems affected the optimum building design, hence the active and passive parts of a building should be considered simultaneously in a coupled way for the optimum design for the energy-efficient buildings.

It was shown that the use of internals doubled the efficiency of heating the oil shale inside the reactor from the heated reactor wall.

A steam jacketed pan (or pressure cooker) would improve the heating process and can be fitted with a stirrer to improve the efficiency of heating.

With regard to the cyclone, the obtained results indicate that the efficiencies of heat exchange and heat recovery are in the ranges of 65%to75%and15%to20%to 20%, respectively.

It seems that universities are competing more and more these days in the efficiency of heating and cooling.

Wu estimates that if such coatings improved the efficiency of heating, air conditioning and combustion in engines by just five percent, the savings in energy costs in the U.S. would be in the billions per year.

In this method, the most important factor for determining the efficiency of heating and cooling is the temperature of the filtrate water.

The efficiency of heating is measured in terms of the specific absorption rate (SAR), or specific loss of power (SLP), which is defined in Eq. (6).

Given the important results obtained from the use of nanofluid to enhance the efficiency of heat exchangers, the use of this technology is proposed as an efficient and practical method for the design of shell and tube heat exchangers.

It turns out it is that postulate that's going to control the efficiency of heat engines, put a bound on the efficiency of heat engines.