Sentence examples for transmitted heat from inspiring English sources

Special insulation materials and heat-shield glass help to reduce transmitted heat to about 60% below the allowed limits.

The model accounted for the relationship between the transmitted heat during the exposure and the discharged heat during the cooling-down period.

It is possible to achieve the comfort level inside a house throughout the day by reducing the transmitted heat into the indoor environment and eliminating the internal hot air.

The results demonstrate that for the typical multilayer firefighter protective clothing, the transmitted heat during exposure and the discharged heat after exposure totally determine the skin burn under low-level heat exposure, especially for third-degree skin burns.

The transmitted heat energy from the CO2 laser inevitably affects both the epithelium and the SLP, which can lead to fibrosis and increased mucosal stiffness, thereby ultimately resulting in deterioration of voice quality.

Nanoparticles inevitably alter this arrangement, and that may make the mix better able to transmit heat.

JAKARTA — Annisa Nurul Jannah, 11, was learning about how devices transmit heat, sound and electricity.

Above the magma is a layer of granite-like rock called felsite, which transmits heat to a thick layer of sandstone-like material called graywacke, riddled with fractures and filled with steam.

A less-costly onboard option is a direct-fired heater, which costs about $1,200 and burns fuel to transmit heat directly to the air or to the engine's coolant system.

In a conventional steam power plant, a boiler consists of a furnace in which fuel is burned, surfaces to transmit heat from the combustion products to the water, and a space where steam can form and collect.

District heating (DH) transmission piping, composed of supply and return pipes, has been used to transmit heat efficiently without heat loss.