Sentences with phrase «achieved equilibrium temperature»

It would be much more appropriate to refer to the equilibrium amount of increase in sea level per unit of achieved equilibrium temperature increase.

Not exact matches

In the coldest weather, without power, a Passive House can achieve a safe interior temperature equilibrium of approximately 55 degrees Fahrenheit indefinitely.

However, equilibrium is always achieved at a higher overall temperature.

If the true thermodynamical equilibrium is achieved, all temperatures will be equal to the temperature of photons (Planck distr.)

With regard to the diabatic process the exchange of radiation in and out reaches thermal equilibrium relatively quickly (leaving Earth's oceans out of the scenario for current purposes) and once the temperature rise within the atmosphere has occurred then equilibrium has been achieved and energy in at TOA will match energy out.

However, if (a) after the atmosphere's temperature has risen to achieve radiation - rate - equilibrium the atmosphere is still «trapping heat», and (b) «trapping heat» will cause temperature to rise, isn't it correct to conclude that the atmosphere temperature will «rise some more», and this rise will only stop when the atmosphere ceases to «trap heat?»

Ok, so the silver wire has greater conductivity to transport het to the upper atmosphere, but the less conductive real atmosphere has had several million years to transport surface heat to the top of the atmosphere and it would appear that it has still not achieved anything like equilibrium temperature.

DeWitt (and Robert Brown)-- To help you come to grips (grok) with the 2004 Verkley proof that top post Fig. 1 achieves thermal equilibrium non-isothermally (meaning there exists their proven temperature gradient eqn.

If he means the temperature of individual molecules, then thermal equilibrium in the «silver wire experiment» has already been achieved (between the top and bottom of the air column).

It leads to whether we should accept the SB for * normal * temperature matter at a constant and whether it should be reformulated to a coefficient, divided by as much as 12, to produce 30w / m2 for outgoing longwave from earth on average, since it's clear that earth isn't attempting to reach absolute zero in order to reach equilibrium, and emit as much as it possible can to achieve it.

More DLR therefore fails to achieve a net slowdown in energy throughput and the equilibrium temperature of the subskin and bulk ocean fails to rise despite the rise in temperature of the ocean skin.

And a Passive House building without power should provide safe shelter through the coldest days of the year as it achieves an indefinite interior temperature equilibrium of approximately 55 degrees.

If they are surrounded by other molecules at the same temperature, all they will achieve is the swapping of photons, no heat transfer and continued thermal equilibrium.

4) If the system is in equilibrium, why is «forcing «necessary to raise temperature, in order to achieve equilibrium?