For the measurements of the
dissipation values, extracts had to be made with a juice separator (Multi-press automatic MP 80, BRAUN, Germany).
Color, water content, dielectric
dissipation factor and total acid number (TAN) were recorded for all combinations.
If the screw channels are shallow enough, it's possible to melt the polymer largely using viscous
dissipation even at very slow speeds.
The conventional mainstream method for ensuring heat
dissipation has been through-hole construction, whereby many through-holes are drilled in the printed circuit board and their surfaces are copper-plated to dissipate heat.
Here, a special cooling technology makes heat
dissipation efficient and renders air conditioning unnecessary.
William Thomson (later Lord Kelvin) established energy, alongside force, as a central concept in physics as well as everyday life by his formulation of the principle of
dissipation of energy [1].
To examine the use of CNTs in heat
dissipation, the heat-transfer performance of CNT/water nanofluids (CNWNFs) was measured [24].
[15, 16] discussed the effects of periodic external source on the generation of algebraic Rossby solitary waves in stratified fluid and studied the effects of topographic forcing and
dissipation on solitary Rossby waves.
To build this model, components that have a significant power
dissipation were included, along with electrolytic capacitors, because these are both large, influencing the overall thermal behavior, and are temperature-sensitive (FIGURE 2).
The viscous
dissipation for a two-dimensional flow of a power-law fluid has been analyzed by means of numerical methods [26].