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Geographic and temporal variations in turbulent heat loss from lakes : A global analysis across 45 lakes

2018

Heat fluxes at the lake surface play an integral part in determining the energy budget and thermal structure in lakes, including regulating how lakes respond to climate change. We explore patterns in turbulent heat fluxes, which vary across temporal and spatial scales, using in situ high-frequency monitoring data from 45 glob- ally distributed lakes. Our analysis demonstrates that some of the lakes studied follow a marked seasonal cycle in their turbulent surface fluxes and that turbulent heat loss is highest in larger lakes and those situated at low latitude. The Bowen ratio, which is the ratio of mean sensible to mean latent heat fluxes, is smaller at low lati- tudes and, in turn, the rel…

010504 meteorology & atmospheric sciences0208 environmental biotechnologyta1172ta1171Climate change02 engineering and technologyAquatic ScienceOceanographyAtmospheric sciences01 natural sciencesjärvetLatitudeWater balanceheat fluxesLatent heatparasitic diseaseslakesBowen ratioturbulent heat loss0105 earth and related environmental sciencesthermal structurelake surface15. Life on landilmastonmuutoksetEnergy budget020801 environmental engineeringclimate change13. Climate actionHeat transferarticlesEnvironmental scienceSpatial variabilitylämpötilaenergy budgetlämpöhäviöLimnology and Oceanography
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First study of the heat and gas budget for Sirung volcano, Indonesia

2017

International audience; With at least four eruptions over the last 20 years, Sirung is currently one of the more active volcanoes in Indonesia. However, due to its remoteness, very little is known about the volcano and its hyperacid crater lake. We report here on the first measurements of gas and heat emissions from the volcano. Notable is the substantial heat loss from the crater lake surface, amounting to 220 MW. In addition, 17 Gg of SO2, representing 0.8% of Indonesian volcanic SO2 contribution into the atmosphere, 11 Gg of H2S, 17 Gg of CO2, and 550 Gg of H2O are discharged into the atmosphere from the volcano annually. The volatiles degassed from Sirung magmas are subjected to hydroth…

010504 meteorology & atmospheric sciencesSulfideEarth science010502 geochemistry & geophysics01 natural sciencesHydrothermal circulationAtmosphereHeat loGeochemistry and PetrologyCrater lake[SDU.STU.VO]Sciences of the Universe [physics]/Earth Sciences/VolcanologySedimentology0105 earth and related environmental scienceschemistry.chemical_classificationgeographygeography.geographical_feature_categoryLead (sea ice)Heat lossHeat lossesSirung volcanochemistryVolcano[SDU]Sciences of the Universe [physics]Degassing budgetCrater lakeGeologyBulletin of Volcanology
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Optimisation of Heat Loss through Ventilation for Residential Buildings

2018

This study presents the results of research on heat loss from various types of residential buildings through ventilation systems. Experimental research was done to analyse the effectiveness of ventilation systems of different types and determine the parameters of air discharged via the ventilation ducts. A model of heat loss from the discharge of exhaust air outside through air ducts has since been developed. Experiments were conducted on three experimental systems of building ventilation: gravitational, mechanical, and supply-exhaust ventilation systems with heat recovery. The proposed model dependencies were used to chart the daily fluctuations of the optimum multiplicity of air exchange …

Atmospheric Scienceresidential buildingoptimisation020209 energymedicine.medical_treatmentAirflow02 engineering and technologylcsh:QC851-999Environmental Science (miscellaneous)law.inventioncarbon dioxide concentrationheat lossChartlawHeat recovery ventilation0202 electrical engineering electronic engineering information engineeringmedicineAir quality indexheat loss; optimisation; residential building; air quality; carbon dioxide concentration; ventilation systemMechanical ventilationHeat lossesNatural ventilationair qualityventilation systemVentilation (architecture)Environmental sciencelcsh:Meteorology. ClimatologyMarine engineeringAtmosphere
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Numerical Modelling of Room Thermal Comfort Conditions

2006

Particular heat transfer coefficients of building elements gives quantitative notion only about heat losses through this building element. Analysis of the overall heat balance and heat losses of complete building and study of particular contribution of building elements in overall balance allows one to figure out the state of the building and find the building elements of bounding construction with most significant heat losses. Project variants of the buildings (or rebuilding in case of renovation), which ensure the desirable economy of energy and proportions of investments can be find varying the proportions of the surface area of building elements (e.g., windows and doors). A lot of facto…

EngineeringComputer simulationbusiness.industryBounding overwatchPassive coolingHeat exchangerMechanical engineeringThermal comfortHeat transfer coefficientConstant (mathematics)businessmathematical modelling; numerical simulation; hydrodynamics; heat exchange; convective and conductive heat losses; ANSYS/Flotran; boundary constructions; temperature and air flow distribution; thermal comfort conditionsBlock (data storage)Environment. Technology. Resources. Proceedings of the International Scientific and Practical Conference
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APPLICATION OF MATHEMATICAL MODELS FOR THE SIMULATION OF THERMAL COMFORT CONDITIONS IN A LIVING ROOM

2005

The paper deals with the distributions of temperature and averaged turbulent airflows in living rooms in 2D and 3D approximations using Ansys/Flotran and Ansys/CFX software respectively. The distributions are calculated depending on the placement and temperature of heaters, heat transfer coefficients of the building structures and ventilation conditions. The authors analyse the influence of these factors on the air circulation and the related heat flows through building structures. The thermal balance of a room and its dependence on various external factors is also considered. As thermal comfort conditions’ parameters are analysed, the airflow velocities and indoor temperatures with its gra…

EngineeringMathematical modelbusiness.industryPassive coolingTurbulenceAirflowThermal comfortHeat transfer coefficientMechanicsLiving roomlaw.inventionlawVentilation (architecture)Mathematical modelling; thermal comfort conditions; living rooms; temperature; airflows; heating; heat consumption; heat lossesbusinessSimulationEnvironment. Technology. Resources. Proceedings of the International Scientific and Practical Conference
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Ein kalorimeter für hochenergetische elektronenstrahlen

1968

Abstract Construction details and experimental data are given for a total absorption calorimeter used for electron beams of several hundred MeV and for beam power up to 15 kW. In order to obtain high precision, precautions were taken to obtain very high heat insulation, specially by using a temperature controlled radiation shield. The heat loss of the 700 kg copper block corresponds to less than 10 −3 °C/h. Due to design calculations and confirmed by preliminary comparison tests with other beam monitors we consider the absolute accuracy to be 1% or probably better.

Materials scienceAbsolute accuracyHeat losseschemistry.chemical_elementGeneral MedicineElectronRadiation shieldCopperCalorimeterchemistryPhysics::Accelerator PhysicsAtomic physicsAbsorption (electromagnetic radiation)Beam (structure)Nuclear Instruments and Methods
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A Proposed Methodology to Control Body Temperature in Patients at Risk of Hypothermia by means of Active Rewarming Systems

2014

Hypothermia is a common complication in patients undergoing surgery under general anesthesia. It has been noted that, during the first hour of surgery, the patient’s internal temperature (Tcore) decreases by 0.5–1.5°C due to the vasodilatory effect of anesthetic gases, which affect the body’s thermoregulatory system by inhibiting vasoconstriction. Thus a continuous check on patient temperature must be carried out. The currently most used methods to avoid hypothermia are based on passive systems (such as blankets reducing body heat loss) and on active ones (thermal blankets, electric or hot-water mattresses, forced hot air, warming lamps, etc.). Within a broader research upon the environment…

Passive systemsmedicine.medical_specialtyArticle SubjectOperating theatresipotermia; temperatura corporea; sale operatorie; Anesthesialcsh:MedicineHypothermiaBlanketAnesthesia GeneralGeneral Biochemistry Genetics and Molecular BiologyBody Temperatureipotermiasale operatoriemedicineHumansIn patienttemperatura corporeaAnesthesiaRewarmingSettore ING-IND/11 - Fisica Tecnica AmbientaleGeneral Immunology and Microbiologybusiness.industrylcsh:RHeat lossesBedding and LinensGeneral MedicineHypothermiaHeat stressSurgeryVasoconstrictionAnesthesiaHypothermia Heat Stress Warming Blanket Thermal Comfort Skin Temperature Body Temperature Core Temperaturemedicine.symptombusinessWarming blanketBody Temperature RegulationResearch Article
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Application of Mathematical Models in Analysis of Heat Losses in the Buildings

2006

Physical model of heat balance for separate living room is discussed, which allows to analyse the distributions of the flow of air and temperature depending on the physical conditions and geometry. The model enables to choose the optimal surface area of building elements and their properties in order to decrease the heat losses and improve the conditions of thermal comfort. Room with bounding constructions and real dimensions is modelled that helps to understand the peculiarities of heat transfer process in the room as well as distribution of various characteristic quantities and their dependence on the different conditions. Multiple parameters are varied in 2D calculations and their influe…

Sigma heatNTU methodConvective heat transferChemistryHeat transferMechanical engineeringThermal contactmathematical modelling; heat losses of building; heat balance of building; conductive convective and radiation heat losses; LBN 002-01; apportionment of heat losses and sources in building; HeatModHeat transfer coefficientFin (extended surface)Heat capacity rateEnvironment. Technology. Resources.
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