| This involves ionic diffusion processes in the crystal structure of the solids, leading to phase change and recrystallisation. |
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| Small phase change leads to a long focal length, which is more suitable for telescope and satellite imaging applications. |
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| The first three generations were ablative WORM products, while the fourth is based on phase change technology. |
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| This work is regarded as an important prelude to examining this phase change at the molecular level. |
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| The cold energy is stored by a phase change material in contact with the evaporator. |
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| Embedded in SmartWrap are microcapsules of phase change materials. |
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| In this case the phase change will not be carried out optically, but electronically. |
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| Energy is required to provide the latent heat of evaporation for the phase change from liquid to gas, which takes place in the cavity below the stomata. |
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| Hence, temperature peaks and fluctuations in buildings can be significantly reduced by using phase change materials. |
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| During which phase change of water is the most energy released into Earth's environment? |
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| So-called phase change materials, already used in skiing socks and some forms of drywall, can help control temperature. |
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| The phase change of water from liquid to vapour is accompanied by a large quantity of sensible heat being extracted from the air. |
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| During the separation process, there is no phase change or environmental pollution. |
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| This allows the phase change that results from filtering to be easily compensated for. |
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| A phase change material functions based on its ability to absorb or release energy during its phase change. |
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| Emball'iso focuses its research on new generations of insulation materials and phase change materials. |
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| The table below it indicates all the phase change actions that have been performed. |
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| Normal flow is characterised by turbulent flow through the valve without any phase change. |
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| Its benefit is explained by the phase change energy of the ice, giving ice slurry a high thermal capacity per unit of volume compared to that of fluids in a given phase. |
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| The heat taken in or released during a phase change is called latent heat. |
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| Electric vehicle cooling modes are divided into air cooling, liquid cooling and phase change material cooling, the air cooling is divided into natural air cooling and forced air cooling. |
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| The design criterion for the SCWR is based on the cladding temperature limit, because phase change is not present in the core, for normal operation and trip analyses. |
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| This incombustible and long-lasting phase change material has its melting point at around 26 °C. It becomes effective at a temperature range where the comfortableness of most people is noticeably affected. |
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| Such sudden transitions from juvenile to adult form, referred to as phase change, seem to depend not on slow shifts in the apex but on some determinative event or correlated group of events. |
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| In contrast, during the freezing of coarse-grained silty sands, unfrozen water is pushed out of soil pore spaces into the adjacent unfrozen soil to accommodate expansion during phase change from water to ice. |
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| A rice heterochronic mutant, moril, is defective in the juvenile-adult phase change. |
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| Therefore, the phase change temperature decreases. |
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| A research project is underway to study the behaviour of a ground-source heat pump system using CO2 with a phase change in a secondary ground loop. |
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| Types in which gravity has no effect on operation, for example types whose operation principal relies on a phase change from steam to water or parts whose shape changes, have relatively few restrictions. |
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| They include chemical reactions, increase of pressure, increase of temperature, and phase change. |
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| Among his topics are basic means, transient conduction, turbulent flow, heat exchangers, participating medium, phase change, and mass transfer and chemically reactive flows. |
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| Qpedia Volume 2 include articles on thermal grease, vapor chamber cooling, liquid cooling, natural convection cooling, and phase change materials. |
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| Phase change causes the locusts to swarm over vegetation, behavior that has wreaked havoc on crops in Africa and the Middle East for centuries. |
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