Sentence examples for thermally protected from inspiring English sources
Modern high pressure turbine blades and vanes of aero-engines are cooled and thermally protected using a thermal barrier coating (TBC) system.
REV is thermally protected against the aerodynamic heating by the carbon phenolic ablator heatshield.
In this work, a previously unpublished expression for the calculation of the temperature in thermally protected steel structural elements in fire is derived.
The results show that original spray powders were thermally protected by the layer of magnesium oxide clad on their surface that acts as a sacrificial material.
This implementation requires a very robust and autonomous, yet low-mass spacecraft, as well as an advanced perihelion propulsion system that can be used while the probe is thermally protected from the near-Sun environment.
The W7-X coil system consisting of 70 superconducting coils of seven different types is supported by a massive central support structure (CSS), and thermally protected by the cryostat.
Therefore, YSZ TBCs offer a promising concept to thermally protect γ-TiAl based alloys in combination with the fluorine effect.
The insulation vacuum (<10−4 Pa) of the large hadron collider magnet cryostats, thermally protecting the superconducting magnets which operate at 1.9 K in superfluid helium, is divided in to 214 m long segments separated by means of insulation vacuum barriers.
Film cooling is used in gas turbines to thermally protect combustor and turbine hot section components by creating a layer of relatively cooler air to insulate the components from the hot freestream gases.
Ammonium polyphosphate and poly acrylic acid) have been chosen to build a complex, four-layered (or quadlayered) hybrid organic-inorganic architecture exploiting the Layer by Layer assembly, in order to promote the formation of an aromatic and stable carbonaceous structure (char), able to thermally protect cotton, polyester and their blends.
The probe proposed solves these problems by introducing a separate off-resonance irradiation coil which is larger than the receiver coil and is wound up on the dewar tube that separates it from the receiver coil thus also thermally protects the sample from overheating.
