... notices that theshadow made by the tree in his front yard changes over time Whatcausestheshadowtolookdifferentinthemorningthaninthe afternoon? The sun appears to move across the sky each ... like, tothe left” or “one meter in front of”? What is the Earth’s main source of light and heat? The Sun! The Sun provides all of the heat and light the earth needs in order to have living things ... used to classify animals or sort them into groups A few body coverings are skin, fur, feathers, and scales What is the function of most wings? The structure of wings are mostly used for flying...
... a sustainable solution in an industrialized society The editor of this book would like to express sincere thanks to all authors for their high quality contributions and in particular tothe reviewers ... Will-be-set-by -IN- TECH two thermal baths can be neglected [thermal isolation] The interaction is described by the Hamiltonian Hint added to (5): H = HH ⊗ + ⊗ HC + Hint (6) The overall Hamiltonian H again ... that the class of Hamiltonians living inthe n2 -dimensional Hilbert space [with or without constraint (7)] is well-defined due to separating the heat transfer into two steps (thermally isolated interaction...
... demonstrated the periodic nature of the differences and were useful in pointing tothe occurrence time of the differences’ peaks both in winter and summer To have a closer look at the hourly variations ... temperature by emitting energy into the atmosphere Therefore, the increase in land surface temperature in wintertime increases the amount of energy exchange between land surface and the air above it ... in mind the delay inthe peaks’ occurrence with different depths of groundwater as explained above For the best time within a day, it is advised to investigate within the daytime hours for the...
... power intensity on metals is equivalent to heating them by heat flux of defined intensity (Rykalin et al., 1975) If the following conditions are fulfilled: the power intensity generated by the ... depend on temperature, then the axisymmetrical boundary value problem of heat conduction for semi-infinite body in cylindrical coordinates system ( r , z ) with the beginning inthe centre of heated ... can lead finally tothe fracture The description of this phenomenon is based on the brittle cracking Griffith and McClintock-Walsh theory (Griffith, 1924; McClintock & Walsh, 1962) The normal...
... according to mathematical and physical couplings To perform these approaches, the theory of finite time thermodynamic is mainly used Seeing that the heat transfer processes are defined according to ... the fan inthe hot side will be circulating inthe ambient air the heat transferred tothe heat sink fins of the hot side It is noteworthy that the heat dissipated inthe hot side does not include ... explain complex physical interactions The main point is that the heat is always absolved inthe cold side of the elements p and n, and the heat is always released inthe hot side of the thermoelectric...
... refrigerator For the real ranges of the cycle operating variables, the curve starts at the point M defined by the smallest amount of (A/Qe) and the medium amount of the COP Then, the curve leaves toward ... decreases from the initial state i.e 92°C to less than 80°C The result is in conformity with the interpretation highly developed for the sector R The sector I is characterized by an increase of the entropy ... H=1.3 The time θset decrease gradually according tothe collector size parameter B until reaching a minimum θset,min then it increases The existence of an optimum with respect tothe thermal...
... thin fin Its essence lies inthe formation, on a rectangular fin behind the carrying cylinder, of two delta wings representing bent parts of the perforated fin The wings, inclined toward the incident ... rolled-on finning, tothe removal of a finned part lying inthe wake region behind the carrying cylinder, where the heat transfer rate on the whole, as is well known, is relatively low For the removal ... dimensionless coordinate, measured along the radius of the tube that made this angle φ, the point P = being the base of the fin (r = r0), and the fin tip (r = R) having the coordinate P = The local heat...
... tubes and the fins so as to reduce the flow rates within the latter The dominant effect of the relationship between the flow rates inthe spaces between the fins and those between the tubes is ... velocities and by increasing the fraction of the surface of the finned tube that interacts with high-intensity secondary circulating flows, which are induced to come into contact with the peripheral ... parts screwed together with one another This provided access tothe surface of the tube heightwise middle fin into which, as into the wall of the tube at its base, were lead-caulked in 18 copper-constantan...
... describes the shear stress distribution and is according tothe considerations of the proposed model In others words, inthe top of the block (x equals 0) the shear stress is minimum and maximum inthe ... challenge to upgrade the original system to increase the coke suction capacity of 15 t/h to 80 t/h So software in FORTRAN was developed using the equations to 19 to calculate the pressure drop inthe ... particles will vary inthe (x) direction and will be maximum inthe bottom and minimum inthe top of the elemental block of alumina; 10 The electrostatic and van der Walls forces inthe proposed model...
... seen in figure 21b So inthe next steps of the research it will be necessary to include the column H of the feeding bin in equation 62 10 Acknowledgment The authors would like to thanks the LORD ... This drop inthe heat generation rate is due to increasing EOE time inthe outer layer As shown in Fig 12, the larger the permeability, the larger the EOE time of the outer layer of the stock 246 ... Fig 12, the larger the permeability, the larger the EOE time of the outer layer of the stock The thermal and heat generating properties of the coal seam used inthe simulations are listed in Tables...
... of the MHP as the inclination of the MHP was rotated from the bottom heating mode tothe top heating mode That is, the thermal performance of the triangular MHP was very stable inthe bottom ... conversely, the positive inclination angle means a bottom heating mode in which the evaporator is located lower thanthe condenser As shown in Fig 9, the effect of the inclination angle on the thermal ... inclination angle on the thermal performance of the triangular MHP Inthe figure, the negative inclination angle indicates a top heating mode in which the evaporator is located higher thanthe condenser,...
... on the top and bottom walls inthe vapor line was observed with the naked eye The activity of two-phase flow patterns increases as the input power supplied tothe evaporator is increased The ... and the condenser was about 4–6 °C The inclination angle had a slight effect on the thermal performance, and the thermal characteristic was stable from the top heating mode tothe bottom heating ... [7] The use of this effect lets or increase pressure inthe combustion chamber at constant heat intensivity of the turbine or to increase the resource of the engine at the base decrease heat intensivity...
... of the main factors limiting the projectile velocity is the erosion of rails and insulators, leading to an increase inthe mass accelerated inthe launchers, an increase inthe density of the ... the contact boundaries due to Joule heating of the resistive layer The increase inthe maximum temperature inthe armature due to Joule heating of the resistive layer proceeds mainly inthe initial ... 1997) The insulating layers provide rapid penetration of the field from the middle part of the armature tothe interface, due tothe infinite rate of field diffusion in these layers This increases...
... Further increasing of the active phase content no longer increases conversion of nitrogen oxides, but causes a few percent increase in SO2 oxidation to SO3 Inthe case of catalysts containing ... put inthe electrically heated reactor (Fig 6) The mixture of gases from the mixer was directed into the SCR reactor The reactor was equipped with an electrical heating jacket powered by auto ... mantle in order to provide isothermal conditions inside it Gases coming out of the reactor went into an analyzer through the filters Nitric oxide contents at the entrance and at the exit of the...
... present in high amount After drying and cooling the gases are subjected to separate processing On the other hand, NO reduction is carried out on the bed of active coke inthe same way as inthe BF ... namely within the range of gas temperatures behind electrostatic precipitators inthe majority of boilers It enables smooth incorporation of the purifying installation inthe existing energy ... is adequate for releasing them into the atmosphere Therefore, the installation does not upset energy relationships inthe existing system Another considerable advantage of the technologies based...
... a sustainable solution in an industrialized society The editor of this book would like to express sincere thanks to all authors for their high quality contributions and in particular tothe reviewers ... Will-be-set-by -IN- TECH two thermal baths can be neglected [thermal isolation] The interaction is described by the Hamiltonian Hint added to (5): H = HH ⊗ + ⊗ HC + Hint (6) The overall Hamiltonian H again ... that the class of Hamiltonians living inthe n2 -dimensional Hilbert space [with or without constraint (7)] is well-defined due to separating the heat transfer into two steps (thermally isolated interaction...
... field intensity, ~ is the radius-vector, s is the light velocity r in vacuum, and e is the magnitude of electron charge Assuming the calibration of vector potential in cylindrical coordinates to ... value depending on the intensity of the electrical field The inter-level distance remains the same as inthe absence of electrical field (shifted oscillator [19]) Figures and illustrate the dependence ... are different: increase of the magnetic field intensity increases the particle energy, while increase of the electrical field intensity reduces the particle energy The first phenomenon is explained...
... (40.0%) In general the germination rates obtained in Q ilex are very high, close to 100% Inthe Control treatment a germination rate of 97.33% was obtained and values of above 90% were obtained inthe ... treatments studied during the first weeks, followed by smaller peaks up tothe 45th week inthe case of the Smoke treatment and up tothe 41st week inthe rest of the treatments The heat treatments ... delay the beginning of germination, but in exchange, germination is slightly higher and more concentrated in time The temporal distribution of germination in Q ilex varies according tothe treatment...
... water Cultivation took place in glass vessels in continuous white light (16 ) M W/ The incubators were placed for 48 h inthe various light environments in continuous light or in 12:12 h cycles ... seedlings were combined for each sample and analyzed for their pigment content and a-tocopherol levels Pigment determination was carried out in acetone according to Lichtenthaler (1987) Tocopherol ... j3-pinene led to an increase in chl b and car in (D), (wUD), (rUD) and (bUD) However, in (wL), (WUD) and (BL), P-pinene strongly reduced pigment levels The increase of pigment content with P-pinene...
... the Fe and Pt atoms, resulting inthe promotion of the phase ordering inthe FePt film In addition, the doped materials either introduce domain wall pinning sites to impede the domain wall motion ... λ: the wavelength, d: the interplanar spacing of the reflecting (diffracting) plane and θ: the angle of the incidence and of the diffraction of the radiation relative tothe reflecting plane The ... added, the crystallinity of the FePt films is expected to increase Among the three additive layers, the intermediate layer introduces pinning sites to enhance the coercivity and influence the magnetization...