"thermal heat" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to talk about heat that is generated from a source, such as "The thermal heat generated from the engine was too much for the machine to handle."
The council has also commissioned an aerial survey of the borough, which will use thermal heat detection to see which unauthorised properties are being lived in.
Building features like LED lights, solar shades, recycled cabinets and flooring, rainwater irrigation systems, solar thermal heat tubes and green roofs are becoming more common.
One of the satellite's six instruments, Aster -- short for the Advanced Spaceborne Thermal Emission and Reflection Radiometer -- is in essence a supercamera, capturing 14 wavelengths of light ranging in wavelength from thermal heat through the visible.
Hence thermal heat conduction phenomena must be considered.
Similarly, waste heat utilization measures in data centers also demand costly thermal heat exchange materials.
This study deciphers the thermal heat transfer mechanism for the conductive heat transfer mode via a molecular dynamics simulation code.
The system can improve the fuel combustion efficiency and reduce the thermal heat losses of solid fuel.
In addition, energy producers like solar collectors or a thermal heat pump are stored in this section.
To combat such limitations in real-world applications, multispectral imagery is utilized to enhance particular aspects of the environment such as with near-infrared (i.e., night vision) and long-wave infrared (i.e., thermal, heat-intensifying) spectral bands.
Burns are caused by a variety of external sources classified as thermal (heat-related), chemical, electrical, and radiation.
How else to explain John Pawson's determination to bore a hole into the bedrock under his London town house, left, to produce geo-thermal heat?
