Examples of 'heat expansion' in a sentence

Meaning of "heat expansion"

Heat expansion: This phrase refers to the phenomenon where materials expand in size when exposed to heat due to the increase in molecular kinetic energy

How to use "heat expansion" in a sentence

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The heat expansion in the oil tank.
Compensate for possible heat expansion.
Through heat expansion it could quickly cause an explosion.
The distance had to be adjusted for heat expansion.
This is often caused by heat expansion in the plastic parts.
A method according to claim 1 or 7 wherein said microspheres are prepared by a heat expansion process.
Pressure due to heat expansion is released and vessel is sealed.
Such shrinking stresses result from upsettings because of prevented heat expansion and subsequent cooling.
Monitor the heat expansion of the bath oils as the bath temperature rises.
Also the bottom bracket slits provide enough space for vertical heat expansion of the panel.
System for controlling heat expansion and thermal stress in a gas turbine disk.
A composition according to claim 1 wherein said microspheres are prepared by a heat expansion process.
The catheter diameter can be modified by heat expansion and shrinkage using conventional techniques.
In the summer months, a door will sometimes not lock due to heat expansion.
The or each heat expansion slot communicates with the or at least one first orifice.

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Figure 7 illustrates the coefficient of heat expansion of an alternative polymer material ;.
The substrate 1 thus imposes its length variations on silicon due to heat expansion.
This cut allows for repeated heat expansion and contraction without putting stress on the ceramics.
The compliance springs 50 are used to compensate for heat expansion in the valve stem.
In addition, the heat expansion coefficient of silicon nitride is compatible with that of carbon.
Figure 4 is a diagram of the coefficient of heat expansion of the polymer material ;.
The differential heat expansion and contraction can have effects in the radial / longitudinal direction.
Such microspheres can further be subjected to a heat expansion process, as described above.
Polyvinyl chloride, PVC-plastic, is an example of material having a positive coefficient of heat expansion.
This results in sufficient heat expansion in, for example, steel.
Fig . 5 is a perspective view showing an embedded form used for forming a heat expansion margin.
The coefficient of heat expansion of the polymer casing 16 is shown in Figure 9.
Is improved, in addition, it will have good heat conductivity and low heat expansion coefficient.
Thus, allowing for heat expansion of the tube assembly 36.
Thus, for the two structures, use is made of materials having different heat expansion coefficients.
Further, a heat expansion of the refractory-type heating station 13 is absorbed by the connecting unit 14.
The main difference with this embodiment is the construction of the heat expansion nose section 10.
Further, the heat expansion coefficients of the constitutive materials of this structure ( epoxy, polyimide, etc . ).
The cross runner 2 further comprises a heat expansion nose section 10.
The coefficient of heat expansion within a temperature range of T5-T6 is a2.
The main runner 20 may comprise a single or a multiplicity of such third heat expansion sections 5.
Next, methods for forming the heat expansion margin 108 and the space portion 2 will be described.
Could be any number of mechanical possibilities. Entrance of moisture into the system. - Heat expansion.
Thereby, expansion of the radiation element, normally heat expansion and creep elongation, is permitted.

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