0000000001005951

AUTHOR

José M. Corberán

showing 3 related works from this author

Exhaust Pipe Design Method for the Optimization of the Scavenging Process

1985

Conception des tuyauteries d'echappement en vue d'optimiser le balayage dans un moteur deux temps

Engineering drawingEngineeringbusiness.industryProcess (engineering)Exhaust pipebusinessProcess engineeringScavengingSAE Technical Paper Series
researchProduct

Comparison between the energy performance of a ground coupled water to water heat pump system and an air to water heat pump system for heating and co…

2008

Abstract The investigation presented in this article was aimed at demonstrating the technical and economical feasibility of using ground source heat pump systems in mixed climate applications, where cooling requirements are dominant. We show an experimental comparison between a ground coupled heat pump system and a conventional air to water heat pump system, focussing at the heating and cooling energy performance. A direct comparison could be made as both systems are linked, in parallel, to the same building with exactly the same loads and climatic conditions. For a whole climatic season the results obtained show that the geothermal system saves, in terms of primary energy consumption, a 43…

MeteorologyRenewable Energy Sustainability and the EnvironmentPassive coolingHybrid heatEnvironmental engineeringEnergy Engineering and Power TechnologyCoefficient of performancelaw.inventionFuel TechnologyNuclear Energy and EngineeringlawAir source heat pumpsWater coolingEnvironmental scienceGeothermal gradientEfficient energy useHeat pumpEnergy Conversion and Management
researchProduct

Effects of the cycling workload on core and local skin temperatures

2016

[EN] Purpose: The aim of the study was to determine the influence of cycling workload on the variation of core and skin temperature of the different body regions, and the relationship between both temperature variables. Method: Fourteen cyclists performed two 45-min cycling tests at 35% and 50% of peak power output on different days. The cadence was constant in both tests (90 rpm). Core temperature was measured continuously throughout the test and local skin temperature was recorded before, immediately after and 10 min after finishing the cycling test. Differences in variation of the core and skin temperature and in the effort perception and body mass loss due to different cycling workload …

Materials scienceIntensityGeneral Chemical Engineering0206 medical engineeringAerospace Engineering02 engineering and technology03 medical and health sciences0302 clinical medicineExerciseThermoregulatioFluid Flow and Transfer ProcessesCore (anatomy)Mechanical EngineeringWorkload030229 sport sciencesThermoregulation020601 biomedical engineeringTemperature gradientNuclear Energy and EngineeringThermographyThermographyMAQUINAS Y MOTORES TERMICOSBody regionCyclingCadenceBiomedical engineering
researchProduct