Sentence examples for three characteristic temperatures from inspiring English sources
The three characteristic temperatures are all useful in describing the melting behavior of thermal storage materials.
Using three characteristic temperatures, magnetic phase diagrams in the H-T plane have been designed testifying to a re-entrant character of magnetism.
The following three characteristic temperatures are important in dam engineering: (1) The placing temperature Tp which is the starting point for the variation of temperature in a concrete structure.
From a combined investigation with conventional differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) and dynamic mechanical analysis (DMA), the first three characteristic temperatures were found to correspond to reorientation, glass-transition, and softening temperatures, respectively.
Results reveal the existence of two characteristic temperatures, namely, Tw1(1) and Tw1(2).
For this reason, the melting temperature was taken as the real melting point of the salt mixture and the nanofluids and the two characteristic temperatures were both useful to describe the melting behavior of PCMs.
From the positronium (Ps) lifetimes of the first heating process from 40 to 250 °C at a heating rate of 2.5 °C/h, four characteristic temperatures (140, 170, 200, 235 °C) were observed.
DP-MS analysis showed that the degradation process of EP/PFR hybrid was divided into two characteristic temperature regions, attributed to the decomposition of phosphate and aromatic structure.
The skeletal heat capacity was fitted to a general Tarasov equation using sixteen skeletal modes to obtain three Debye characteristic temperatures Θ1== 650 K and Θ2 = Θ3 = 68.5 K.
The skeletal vibration heat capacity contribution was estimated by a general Tarasov equation with three Debye characteristic temperatures Θ1 = 549.1 K and Θ2 = Θ3 = 71.8 K, and ten skeletal modes, Nskeletal = 10.
It has also been shown that one can designate two characteristic bed temperatures (Tcr.1 and Tcr.2), which enable distinguishing of three temperature ranges (combustion regime A, B and C).
