Thermal equilibration definition

Thermal equilibration means to balance the temperature throughout the RESS as required before some tests

Examples of Thermal equilibration in a sentence

• Thermal equilibration time is particularly important with weights larger than 1 gram.

• Thermal equilibration within a fracture domain of a few centimeters width is rapid on the time scale of a typical SWIW test (hours to days), typically requiring only a few minutes (see Fig.

• Thermal equilibration is naturally contained in the unitary QED spin-dynamics [38, 52].

• Thermal equilibration of the clusters is achieved within a few milliseconds (about 103 collisions) under our experimental conditions,15 while the clusters are stored for a considerably longer time, typically between 0.1 s and several seconds.

• Thermal equilibration between the batch reactor and sample chamber occurred within ~30 sec, and no significant change in batch reactor temperature (<1 °C) was observed due to vortexing between UV-vis measurements.

• The simulation was accomplished through four distinct steps: 1) 200 steps of Conjugate Gradient minimization 2) Ashort NVT dynamics with distance restraints 3) Thermal equilibration at 300 K and 1 bar (~1100 ps) in NPT ensemble 4) Production run (700 ps).

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• Thermal equilibration between singlet and triplet excited states in organic fluorophore for submicrosecond delayed fluorescence.

• Thermal equilibration of electrons and ions (Te~Ti ), however, is expected at high densities for expected reactor scenarios.

• Thermal equilibration in the canonical ensemble was achieved using the CSVR thermostat with a strong coupling.