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10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DIATHERMIC»
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1
Engineering Thermodynamics 2Nd Ed.
follows as logical negation of this statement, i.e. a diathermic wall is one which is
not adiabatic. Evidently, a diathermic surface should be a perfect thermal
conductor. 3.7.2 Diathermal (or Diathermic) Walls In contrast to the approach in ...
2
Temperatures Very Low and Very High
that enables one system to influence another (as shown by changes in the state
coordinates of both) is called a diathermic wall. A thin sheet of copper is the most
practical diathermic wall. In Fig. l-2(b), a diathermic wall is depicted as a thin, ...
Mark Waldo Zemansky, 1981
3
Steam Generators: Description and Design
mostly not smaller compared to that of tubes in water-tube boilers working at the
pressure obtainable for water or steam with fluid diathermic boilers. In any case,
potential modest differences in thickness do not represent a crucial element.
Donatello Annaratone, 2008
If the two systems are separated by a diathermic wall [see Figure 3.1(b)], the
values of X, Y, and X1 ', V will change spontaneously until an equilibrium state of
the combined system is attained. The two systems are then said to in thermal ...
5
Physical Chemistry in Depth
Johannes Karl Fink. • Rigid wall • Diathermic wall in heat conduction • Porous
plug in the Joule - Thomson experiment • Semipermeable membrane in
osmometry • Electrodes • Interphase borders • Filter membranes in general ...
6
Intensification of Heat Exchange in Supercritical
Diathermic ...
The possibility of work of certain heat exchangers in supercritical thermal conditions is shown.
Yu P. Yakovlev, FOREIGN TECHNOLOGY DIV WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB OHIO., 1969
7
Elements of Physical Chemistry
Walls that permit heating as a mode of transfer of energy are called diathermic (
Fig. 2.3). A metal container is diathermic. Walls that do not permit heating even
though there is a difference in temperature are called adiabatic (from the Greek ...
Peter Atkins, Julio de Paula, 2013
8
Textbook of Gastroenterology
Diathermic snares are usually used for polyps larger than 7 mm in size [4]. A
variety of sizes (jumbo, standard, mini) and shapes (oval, crescent) of diathermic
monopolar snares are used for endoscopic polypectomy. A snare is a wire loop ...
In considering energy flow, two terms must be defined that are commonly used in
thermodynamics, adiabatic and diathermic (Figure 2.2). An isolated system
where energy cannot flow from the system to the surroundings is called an
adiabatic ...
10
Computational Science - ICCS 2003. Part 1.: International ...
right one interact with the diathermic wall (both ni and n/j are fluctuating m-
dependent numbers). If we denote the internal energy of the diathermic wall in
the mth time-step by £TM and the corresponding kinetic energies of particles by (
n><x\2 ...
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DIATHERMIC»
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Foil is Getting Thinner with Amut Thermoforming Machines
Additionally, there is a haul-off with tension control and a pressurized water diathermic unit with 3 circuits. The stack control at the entry of the ... «Packaging Europe, Jul 14»
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Using a diathermic probe (Abee Glaucoma Tip, Oertli Instruments) with an external diameter of 0.8 mm, bipolar radiofrequency energy is ... «Healio, May 13»
Medical tourism gets boost with Cedrix
The Nannic NBE 500 uses a powerful combination of electromagnetic and diathermic energies that, among others, stimulates the skin's natural ... «Philippine Star, Jan 12»
Doctor Who complete reviews: The Daemons
He gives Sergeant Osgood a hard time because he cannot grasp the concept of the diathermic energy exchanger. And poor old Jo gets the full ... «Shadowlocked, Jul 10»
New Composites Applications and Innovations at the JEC Show
The autoclaves can be heated by steam, diathermic oil, electric power, microwaves or by a new system called n.e.s. (night energy saving), ... «NETCOMPOSITES, Apr 08»
