Sentence examples for vapour production from inspiring English sources

The observed flow regimes could be characterised in terms of the degree of confinement and rate of vapour production.

It was determined that for low confinement and high rates of vapour production, the boiling regimes resemble those of pool boiling.

It was found that slug/plug-type flow was not conducive to heat transfer where vapour production rates, and thus latent heat transfer, were relatively low.

The average outlet temperature and average vapour temperature agree well with the values of a real MSF plant, as does the estimated vapour production rate.

A flow regime map was developed based on these observations to predict thermosyphon flow in terms of both confinement and the rate of vapour production.

It is thought that the droplets are formed as a result of random convective processes, and may not be directly related to water vapour production.

Monthly snow-cover area (SCA) in the watersheds is simulated with a spatially-distributed model designed to address differences in (i) topography along the prevailing wind direction, (ii) water-vapour production and transport, (iii) in-mountain production of precipitation, and (iv) precipitation phase changes.

Moreover, the inherent coupling of temperature and humidity through psychrometric laws as well as the thermally dynamic nature of livestock buildings suggest that disturbance attenuation (load control of external environmental conditions, heat emanated by the animals and water-vapour production of animals) is far more important than is the case of other types of buildings.

The capacity variables for the process are found to be related to the total internal vapour and liquid production requirements, which are related to both capital and energy costs of the process.

The experiment studies the effect of different environmental parameters (solar intensity, ambient temperature, wind velocity, humidity and cloud coverage) and operational parameters on the system productivity (water production and glass out, inner, vapour, water and tray "basin" temperature).

Just as important are a host of other high-altitude impacts, including vapour trails and ozone production, that are usually estimated to cause as much warming as the CO2 itself.