| Other methods consist of superheating the molten metals in a separate furnace, whereby the graphite is greatly refined. |
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| They are also used for internal energy transfer during superheating or supercooling of the refrigerant. |
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| The lithium-ion, technology developed by all, is going to succeed in reassuring this problem of superheating? |
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| Operation, even for a brief period under these conditions, can cause superheating of internal pumpage and result in a violent explosion. |
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| The thermometer thus reads the true boiling point, without errors due to superheating or hydrostatic pressure. |
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| Valve plates start to leak by causing higher discharge superheating effect. |
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| It is important that the used fuel contains enough oil to avoid the superheating of the engine. |
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| It is common ground that superheating of the fuel gas was necessary. |
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| Avoid superheating liquids by stopping the microwave oven part way through the heating process to stir the liquid. |
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| Too little superheating during the charging process can cause liquid hammer in the compressor. |
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| Temperature, superheating, or the temp. reference is displayed if the bottom button is pressed briefly. |
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| This type of capacity regulation results in a certain degree of suction gas superheating. |
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| In case of excessive superheating in this region, the valve opens and some liquid is injected into the suction line. |
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| The superheating is regulated to the lowest possible value at the same time as the media temperature is controlled by the thermostat function. |
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| Commonly, the foundry may compensate for the radiation heat loss by superheating the metal in the melting or holding furnace, so that when the ladle gets to the pouring station, the metal is at the right temperature. |
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| An additional electrically heated superheater at the output of the evaporator enables the investigation of the control behaviour with different refrigerant superheating. |
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| The process requires superheating large volumes of material in electric-arc furnaces, including the melting of quartzite rock at more than 3,600 degrees Fahrenheit. |
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| In batch operations, when superheating of the metal is required, apply it to the smaller quantities in a holding furnace rather than to the larger melting furnace. |
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| In circulation systems there is no superheating which can be used as a control variable for a thermostatically controlled expansion valve operation. |
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| In this case the superheating heat is transferred into the cooling water which is converted into saturated steam when the boiling temperature is reached. |
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| In order to protect the charger from superheating, MULTI XS 7000 is equipped with a power limiter that starts working in case of excessive temperature or when the battery charger is accidentally covered. |
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| In particular, superheating of the vortex solid and supercooling of the vortex liquid have been observed directly for the first time. |
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| Once the energy is absorbed by the water, it is converted into heat, causing superheating, and vapourisation. |
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| This use of superheating avoids the steam condensing within the engine, and allows significantly greater efficiency. |
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