cooling surface

But remember, the iPad has a large cooling surface on the back there.

A cooling surface, in turn, causes clouds to close and trap heat.

Tip the bottles to the side when freezing to maximize the cooling surface.

Now it was choked with iron; carbon dusted its cooling surface.

The width of the box was usually about 2 feet, and small tubes passed from side to side form the chief cooling surface.

J.D. blew on her tea and sipped from the cooling surface, taking time to think.

The mast is pressure lubricated and becomes a cooling surface for oil inflight.

Radiative heat gains are absorbed by active and non-active cooling surfaces.

In 1966, problems with control rods and fouling in cooling surfaces led to ceased operations.

Once heating ceases and the vacuum is removed, the purified compound may be collected from the cooling surface.

When stopped, the astronauts would open the blankets, and manually remove excess dust from the cooling surfaces with hand brushes.

The plates are usually aligned parallel to the flow surface (see above), while the columns form perpendicular to the cooling surface.

Non-active surfaces then release heat through convection or radiate heat to an active cooling surface.

This makes these mixtures largely unsuitable for use in synthetic applications, as there will be no cooling surface present during the emptying of the container.

Typically, colonnades form at the top and bottom of the flow (starting from the cooling surface) with a middle area of entablature (see above).

Based on thermodynamic principles, thermoclines can be determined to establish the spread of cooling from particular cooling surfaces.

Golf-course greens, the most pampered of turfs, do benefit from a cooling surface misting, but they also have to get regular deep drinks.

This increases the cooling surface, so that the condenser can be shorter than an equivalent Liebig condenser.

The radiator cooling surface has been increased sixty per cent and the whole assembly given the flat-fronted shape which would lead to this car's popular name.

The salts with the "normal" solubility increase their solubility with increasing temperature and thus will foul the cooling surfaces.

However, these calculations were based on incorrect assumptions about the available cooling surfaces (the large air sacs were not known), and a grossly inflated body mass.

However, the yield of the sublimation is dependent upon how effectively the vapor phase is condensed to the soild phase on the cooling surface.

Chilled Beams CoolCeil chilled beams are copper elements mounted within aluminium heat transfer fins that increase the cooling surface area.

The high-efficiency M3000 motor incorporates has a 20-30% larger cooling surface than ABB's previous generation machines, doubling the operational life of its bearings and windings.

He tested the 1:8 mixture in bottles of various sizes until he found that it would not explode in long narrow tubes that offered a large cooling surface.