diathermic

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diathermic

[¦dī·ə¦thər·mik]

(physics)

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The diathermic oil is selected as the coolant of the DHRS, which makes the DHRS operates under the approximately normal pressure; particularly the system temperature might be controlled accurately.

CFD Analysis of the Passive Decay Heat Removal System of an LBE-Cooled Fast Reactor

The good news for Kelly is that after her mattress underwent the diathermic heat treatment, the number of bacteria fell from 100,000 to just 1,000 per gramme.

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The "calorimetric" crystallity, [c.sub.th], was found by the DSC method using a calorimeter with a "diathermic" cover (22) and using a PE fusion heat of 290 J/g (23).

Porous materials from crystallizable polyolefins produced by gel technology

HOT WAVES" can be supplied with different heating systems such as: gas steam or diathermic oil.

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The machine consists of a holding tank, surrounded by an outer tank with a reservoir of diathermic or heat transfer oil, a heating element, a condenser which would normally be fan assisted air cooled and electrical control equipment which would include temperature controls, cycle duration and emergency protection.

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The diathermic treatment is carried out by specialists, who come to your house and erect a tent-like cover over your bed, duvet and pillows.

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The boiling of the solvent is accomplished by a peripheral heating jacket filled with diathermic oil, heated by an electrical element.