Sentence examples for valuable thermal from inspiring English sources

If the FTHP with carbon wire wick is developed, a valuable thermal solution with light weight, high thermal performance, thin thickness, and large contact area can be offered for electronic and telecommunication thermal management field.

The conclusions drawn in this paper can serve as valuable reference for thermal design and analysis of PCM heat sink against ultra-high thermal shock.

System codes along with necessary nodalizations are valuable tools for thermal hydraulic safety analysis.

The research methods and conclusions of this work can provide valuable references for thermal design, monitoring and control of steel structures.

The research methods and conclusions can provide valuable references for thermal design, monitoring and control of similar high-precision radio telescopes.

The use of the DOE method offers the possibility of identifying a range of blend compositions suitable to yield products with valuable mechanical and thermal properties.

Quantitative as well as qualitative information is provided in the present methodology, which is valuable to the thermal analysis, design and testing of fibrous materials.

The mock-up test provides valuable insight on thermal, hydrodynamic, mechanical and chemical (THMC) behavior of EBS because its hydration is controlled better than that of in situ test in which the buffer is saturated with water from the surrounding granitic rock.

The energy flow diagram in Figure 27 shows that the chemical combustion energy ΔcH in the successive products decreases stepwise due to the liberation of energy as reaction heat: the higher the reaction temperature, the more valuable is this thermal reaction energy if conversion to mechanical or electric power is considered.

This study can serve as a valuable reference for future practical thermal design of LMPMs based thermal management systems and thermal energy storage systems.

Thermo-sensitive tracers will provide valuable information about the thermal state of the examined permeable media.