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Meaning of "coefficient of thermal"

coefficient of thermal: A term used in physics and engineering to describe the ratio of the heat flux to the temperature gradient in a material

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coefficient of thermal
O cubical coefficient of thermal expansion of the material.
Dimensionally stable thanks to linear coefficient of thermal expansion.
The β coefficient of thermal transmission for temperature variation.
This property of the material is characterized by a coefficient of thermal expansion.
Unique low coefficient of thermal expansion.
Composite material of electroconductor having controlled coefficient of thermal expansion.
The coefficient of thermal conduction of plastic materials is low.
Welding material for low coefficient of thermal expansion alloys.
The coefficient of thermal conductivity is low.
An adverse effect of silver is the increase in coefficient of thermal expansion.
Same coefficient of thermal expansion as steel.
The first constraint involves the coefficient of thermal expansion.
The coefficient of thermal expansion should also be reduced.
One thermal property of natural stones is the coefficient of thermal expansion.
Analysis of the coefficient of thermal expansion is called dilatometry.

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Basket materials should be selected with a low coefficient of thermal expansion.
Coefficient of thermal conductivity of air.
It also has a low coefficient of thermal expansion.
The coefficient of thermal expansion of aluminium is approximately twice that of steel.
The silica helps the composition to have a lower coefficient of thermal expansion.
The β coefficient of thermal transmission for the average temperature.
It may also be a good idea to choose a material with a low coefficient of thermal expansion.
This material has a coefficient of thermal expansion close to zero.
An important characteristic of such composite materials is their low circumferential coefficient of thermal expansion.
Mean coefficient of thermal.
Coefficients of thermal expansion can be measured with coefficient of thermal expansion measuring apparatus.
The coefficient of thermal expansion may be controlled by the addition of fillers.
A fiber optic cable having no rigid strength members and a reduced coefficient of thermal expansion.
Carbon does not age and its coefficient of thermal expansion is virtually negligible.
The disadvantage of these known multilayer plastic pipes is their high coefficient of thermal conductivity.
The coefficient of thermal expansion of these materials can in fact easily be controlled.
Said surrogate substrate having a coefficient of thermal expansion different than that of the film.
The coefficient of thermal conductivity was then determined and the following results were obtained.
The background is that steel has a significantly smaller coefficient of thermal expansion than aluminum.
The elements have a coefficient of thermal expansion corresponding to the optical fibers.
Another weakness identified for aluminum elements was their relatively high coefficient of thermal expansion.
The fiberglass has a coefficient of thermal expansion nearly the same as concrete.
The material forming said tubular elements has the same coefficient of thermal expansion as glass.
Lowest coefficient of thermal expansion and highest compressive strength of all unfilled plastics.
These conventional materials have a substantially higher coefficient of thermal expansion than that of glass.
Serves to reduce the coefficient of thermal expansion for the highest utilization temperatures.
In a particularly advantageous embodiment the supply plate comprises a material with a low coefficient of thermal conductivity.
These polymers have a high coefficient of thermal expansion and low mechanical properties.
The measured temperature distribution is used to determine a mean coefficient of thermal diffusion D.
This step enables the coefficient of thermal expansion of the ceramic composite to be lowered.
TECHNICAL FIELD This invention relates to welding of low coefficient of thermal expansion alloys.
Approximate figures for the coefficient of thermal conductivity of alternative insulation materials are as follows.
Modulus of elasticity, transverse contraction, density and coefficient of thermal expansion.
Their very low coefficient of thermal expansion makes them less prone to thermal shock.
The substrate means having a first coefficient of thermal expansion, and.

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