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Thermal Insulation Performance
1980Description Updates you on a wide variety of important topics with discussions in such critical areas as Overall performance in applications, Implementation of standard codes and accreditation procedures, Research procedures, and Needs for the future.
DL McElroy, RP Tye
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INTEGRATED PERFORMANCE, POWER, AND THERMAL MODELING
Journal of Circuits, Systems and Computers, 2002In current microprocessor designs, power dissipation has become a first class design constraint alongside performance and total chip cost. In order to design power efficient microprocessors, it is essential for architects to estimate the power/energy consumption and study thermal effects early on in the design process.
George Cai +2 more
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Evolution of thermal sensitivity of ectotherm performance
Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 1989Most ectothermal animals have variable body temperatures. Because physiological rates are temperature sensitive, an ectotherm's behavioural and ecological performance - even its fitness - can be influenced by body temperature. As a result, the thermal sensitivity of ectotherm performance is relevant to diverse issues in physiology, ecology and ...
R B, Huey, J G, Kingsolver
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THERMAL PERFORMANCE OF DIABATIC CYCLIC REGENERATORS
Numerical Heat Transfer, Part A: Applications, 1986Mathematical models describing the operation of diabatic regenerators have been derived and solved numerically using finite-difference schemes for the prediction of system thermal performance. The present formulations include the effects of radial conduction and storage of heat in the regenerator walls as well as heat loss, which can be quite important
P. J. Heggs, E. A. Fonmeny
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On the thermal and ventilation performance of composite walls
Energy and Buildings, 2007Abstract Thermal and ventilation performance is studied in composite walls of traditional wood frame single houses. Equations for heat transfer by conduction, natural convection and radiation are solved using analytical–numerical method. For a standard composite wall, parameters controlling thermal and ventilation performance of composite walls, i.e.
J. Raymond, E. Bilgen
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Thermal Performance Of A Pcm Thermal Storage Unit
2008The thermal performance of a PCM thermal storage unit (TSU) is studied numerically and experimentally. The TSU under analysis consists of several flat slabs of phase change material (PCM) with melting temperature of-26.7 °C. Liquid heat transfer fluid (HTF) passes between the slabs to charge and discharge the storage unit.
Ming Liu, Frank Bruno, Wasim Saman
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Improvement in the Thermal performance of a MCCB
2023 14th International Conference on Computing Communication and Networking Technologies (ICCCNT), 2023Bhargav Darji, Swapnil Jani
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Thermal performance of quartz capillaries for vitrification
Cryobiology, 2007In this paper we report the thermal behavior of a new approach for vitrification. Thermal performance of traditional open pulled straws is compared with a new technique based on the combined use of quartz capillaries with slush nitrogen. This new method of vitrification achieved ultrafast cooling rates of 250,000 degrees C/min.
Ramon, Risco +4 more
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Thermal Performance of the GLAST LAT Tracker
Nuclear Physics B - Proceedings Supplements, 2006The results of a thermal vacuum test on the Engineering Model Tower of the GLAST LAT Tracker and the performance expected for silicon detectors as a function of operating temperatures in the mission environment are presented. The tower thermal properties have been studied in the vacuum environment in order to determine the heat distribution in the ...
Brigida M +11 more
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Assessing cement plant thermal performance
2016 IEEE-IAS/PCA Cement Industry Technical Conference, 2016Energy consumption is one of the largest cost components in the production of Portland cement. Energy is consumed through the fuel required to make the cement, as well as the electricity consumed to operate the manufacturing equipment. This paper discusses the fuel requirements for driving the chemical processes are the starting point for the ...
John Kline, Charles Kline
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