Sentence examples for thermally equivalent from inspiring English sources

Thermally equivalent typical fuel rod model is defined.

First, the electrode geometry and material composition are simplified using a thermally equivalent model.

To this end a hydro-dynamically and thermally equivalent parallel plate heat exchanger is used.

Method of formulating nuclear fuel rod model (typical materials for pellet and clad, including usual gas-gap), which is thermally equivalent to multi-layer experimental heater simulator (any materials in contact, and/or without/with gas-gap) is presented.

This paper presents the analytical solutions of the transient temperature, thermally induced stress and equivalent stress distributions in a hollow disk rotating at a speed of 4000 r/min and subjected to complicated thermal boundary conditions.

It is commonly observed that there is a performance gap between the corrosion resistance of thermally sprayed coatings and the equivalent bulk material.

It is revealed that the constitutive equations of these models are equivalent regarding the thermally activated kinetics, and that the apparent activation energy of internal stress superplasticity is equal to 1/n (where n is the stress exponent of isothermal power-law creep) times that of isothermal power-law creep.

The design of a fully thermally coupled distillation column, or its thermodynamically equivalent arrangement, the dividing wall distillation column, is more complex than conventional arrangements because of the greater number of degrees of freedom.

Palladium (4) and platinum (5) analogues of 3 reach a photostationary point upon prolonged irradiation and the metastable species are thermally stable to higher temperatures than the equivalent nickel complex.

It decreases the CO2 equivalent emissions and it leads to a thermally self-sufficient process.

In this work, an arid soil either unamended or amended with composted sewage sludge (CSS) or thermally-dried sewage sludge (TSS) was moistened to an equivalent of 60% soil water holding capacity and incubated for 60 days at 28 °C.