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    traditional heating methods. •However‚ the heating is not uniform and the products show hot and cold spots. • In order to analyze the behaviour of foods heated by microwave oven‚ a mathematical method was developed solving the unsteady state heat transfer differential equations.. • It takes into account variable thermal and electromagnetic properties. •The numerical solution was developed using an implicit finite difference method in one dimensional system (slab). • It allows predicting

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    Standard kitchen layouts During the last fifty years‚ most designers were building on three types of kitchen layouts: the L-shaped kitchen‚ the U-shaped kitchen and the gallery kitchen. The gallery layout was very suitable for small kitchens. All these three layouts had one thing in common: the work triangle concept. They all placed the three main kitchen components (the refrigerator‚ the stove and the sink) in a triangular position. Modern trends Another research study conducted more recently

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    home heating expenditures. Analysis of home heat costs across stages of the family life cycle reveals a distinctly different pattern than previously found when total household energy costs were examined. In contrast to the curvilinear pattern where expenditures peak during middle stages of the life cycle‚ these data show a positive linear relationship where higher costs are associated with elderly consumers. The research focus is expanded to include heat-related conservation behavior as well as expenditures

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    ABSTRACT This laboratory focused on the thermodynamic processes involved when two incompressible substances are mixed together. 12 experiments were performed‚ 10 involving the combination of a measured amount of hot and cold water and 2 involving the combination of ice and liquid water‚ the majority of these experiments were performed three times. The average variance in final temperature for each experiment was less than 10 percent providing proof of repeatability. Equipment used during the

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    of a fluid that needs a heat source and a cold source to work. The rest of the notes will deal with supporting this idea and giving some examples of convections currents here on earth. Once the earth collects enough material it will start to get so heavy that it compresses inward toward the center of gravity a lot. This smashing of the atoms of rock causes them to get really hot. Radioactive atoms are also giving of energy. The combination of the two heat sources made the earth

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    ENERGY IN THERMAL SYSTEM OBJECTIVES 1. To gain thermal equilibrium 2. To determine final temperature INFERENCE Thermal equilibrium is achieved when two substances reach the same temperature and exchange to heat energy. HYPOTHESIS The final temperature obtained from experiment will be the state in which the temperature of two substances reached the equal temperature at a certain time. APPARATUS 1. Calorimeter 2. Mercury thermometer 3. Beaker 4. Bunsen burner or electric kettle

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    D6T thermal sensor and People Counting Algorithm In this thesis work‚ a new indoor people counting algorithm is created by using Omron D-6T thermal sensor and Raspberry Pi. The sensor periodically generate thermal map of heat emitted in its field of view which is a one dimension array and pass the array to Raspberry for further processing. The people counting algorithm is created in Raspberry Pi by processing thermal map generated by D6T. After processing the number of people indoor is obtained

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    The traditional dryer always heats air surrounding‚ and transports the hot air to roller around. The humid air resulted in this procedure will be excluded out‚ leaving dry air to keep drying . The traditional design does not recover the heat‚ and is therefore very inefficient. However‚ the traditional design is simple‚ reliable‚ reasonable-priced . Features and drying principle of industrial dryer Industrial dryer (industrial dryer) Features: 1‚ automatic control device to regulate the time

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    (using test tubes as penguin models) Materials: 1x Bunsen burner 1x gas tubing 1x heat proof mat 1x gauze mat 1x tripod 2x large beaker (250ml) 500ml of water 13x test tubes 2x rubber bands stop watch Method: 1. Set up the Bunsen burner on top of a heat proof mat underneath a tripod and gauze mat. 2. Fill a 250ml beaker with water up to about 180-200ml then put onto of the gauze mat and heat to 39⁰ (allowing 2 degrees cooling time to pour into test tubes to get to 37⁰) 3. While

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    6 STROKE ENGINE INTRODUCTION: Both two stroke and four stroke engine consumes more amount of fuel in which half of the energy goes waste as heat energy. Using SIX STROKE engine the heat energy is minimized to a greater extent by converting the heat energy into useful power stroke. ANALYSIS OF EVENT: EVENT 1: Pure air intake in the cylinder (dynamic event) 1) Intake valve. 2) Heating chamber valve. [pic] 3) Combustion chamber

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