Sentence examples for usable temperature from inspiring English sources

Fillers and aggregates can be added to geopolymers to reduce the thermal expansion/shrinkage of the composite and extend the usable temperature range.

The temperature gap between the temperature of the particles and the usable temperature level for the energy extraction was reduced by introducing a mixing algorithm.

Properties for many commercially available fluids are given in a unique format that pictures usable temperature range, heat transfer performance, and flash point together for easy comparison and preliminary selection.

The high-temperature stability testing reveals that these doped ceramics are usable at temperatures as high as 120 °C.

A boron-modified phenolic resin (BPR) that flows at usable processing temperatures was prepared from the solvent-less reaction of triphenyl borate (TPB) and paraformaldehyde (PF).

As a consequence of ARR and the radiation loss stemming from high working temperatures, open volumetric receivers efficiencies below 75% are reported at temperatures usable by the power block.

A carbon-paste electrode for Trihexyphenidyl hydrochloride drug (THPCl) was prepared and fully characterized in terms of composition, usable pH range and temperature.

Therefore, for the production and operation of anodes employing metallic lithium particles another binder system, which is flexible, chemically and electrochemically inert, inexpensive, commercially available and, especially for industrial applications, usable within a broad temperature range, is needed.

We developed new electrolytes for aluminum deposition based on AlCl3/dialkylsulfones (XSO2) mixtures usable in the 40 150 °C temperatures range along the melting point of the sulfone choosen.

"The bacteria convert nitrogen into usable nutrients at a higher temperature than was previously thought possible," says Jonathan Trent, a microbiologist at the NASA AMES Center in Mountain View, California.

Solar power plants should be designed to collect all the available thermal energy in a usable form within a desired temperature range.