cooling power

This has important implications for direct heat stress, space cooling power demands and air quality298-299.

In the United States, cooling power plants is the largest use of water.

Three approaches to cooling power plants are prevalent today, each with drawbacks.

This system provides cooling power for the electronics that power our radar.

Uchiwa are firmly associated with cooling power, and with summer.

Wind chill cooling rate and the cooling power of air are critical factors.

This is where the useful cooling power is produced.

This amount does not include water used for cooling power plants, both nuclear and those powered by fossil fuels like coal.

Does it still have the same cooling power of the original Super Orb?

The remainder is used for cooling power plants, other industries, fish farming and other uses.

The total cooling power of the unit is limited by the fact that neither coolant nor air can be recirculated.

The utility firm told the agency shortly after the quake on Friday that the reactor's emergency cooling power system had failed.

The cooling power of today's refrigerators comes from the repeated compression and expansion of a gas.

Its cooling powers helped soothe her aching body and alleviate her physical pain.

German researchers have found a compound with 35 times the cooling power of menthol-but with no flavour.

When the experiment is started, the electrical heat and the cooling power (of the cooling jacket) are in balance.

An additional limitation of such systems would be that if the air outside is already humid, cooling power is severely limited.

Lochbaum recommended that plants extend battery capacity to 16 hours, giving workers more time to restore cooling power.

The cooling power is provided by the heat of mixing of the Helium-3 and Helium-4 isotopes.

That evaporation probably also exerted con- siderable cooling power.

She backed off to one-eighth power and tried to divert cooling power from the dead engines, to little or no effect.

They had built their buildings half-buried with an eye to the heating and cooling powers of convective currents.

As conditions become warmer, the control of body temperature becomes increasingly dependent upon the cooling power of sweat evaporation.

Known as the 'indirect aerosol effect', this gives clouds more surface area and reflectivity, which translates into greater cooling power.

Also, whereas last year's tour setup implemented shoots of fire, the boys say this year will emphasize the cooling powers of H20.