Sentences with phrase «heat penetration»

This interior heat penetration is a very minor effect when dealing with solid surfaces which don't store heat well.

The course involves four days of lectures in thermal processing, practical heat penetration work, process calculations, tutorials and preparation for exams.

And those of you who know about the ability of LW IR heat penetration into the oceans know that this independent variable does not make a differences.

The bottom line, oceans can not store the affects of LW IR heat penetration.

To add CO2 to this model of oceanic indices, you must calculate the affect of IR LW heat penetration into the warming of the oceans.

Plaster and lath does not have the seams that wallboard has and therefore does not allow for heat penetration as early in the fire.

Not only does it help the baking process (allowing better heat penetration) but it protects your household by warding off the evil spirits.

This process minimizes heat penetration problems and allows very short heating and cooling times, at the same time minimizing unwanted changes in the taste and nutritional properties of the product.

The 8 multi-directional nodes, with heat penetration provide a «therapy - like» neck massage for relaxation or muscle repair

So clearly heat penetration must have reached its maximum long ago and all that's occurring now is day / night surface redistribution of heat.

If this was a never - ending process, then after 4.5 billion years the continued heat penetration would have melted the Moon to a lava or plasma blob.

The enclosures are designed to minimise radiant heat penetration into the enclosure from its surrounds, so the major impact of such static heating sources is going to be from heating surrounding air which may then pass through the enclosure.

If warming did increase for some reason (e.g. a brighter Sun), then interior heat penetration would also increase for a short time until equilibrium is again reached and the Moon's blackbody temperature would consequently rise a bit.