Translation of "Wärmelast" in English

The differences in flow speed increase with increasing heat load.

If a high heating load is required, all the computers are subjected to maximum computing load.

The economic boundary conditions and the heat load must also be included of course.

Placing the unit in the row of racks moves the source of cooling closer to the heat load.

Step 1: Determine the heat load.

The compressor output adjusts to the current heat load inside the IT rack for optimum results.

The amount of daylight entering and the thermal load during the course of the year were comprehensively calculated or simulated.

As such, if the temperature differential is 0, the corresponding heat load is Qmax.

The thermal energy absorbed by the cooling fluid is thereby adapted to the external thermal load of the blade.

Given a high drive power output (in uphill travel, for example), this thermal load may be up to 2 kW.

The ducts should be insulated to reduce the heat load placed on the hall during the summer.

At cool locations and with a light heat load to be dissipated this form of cooling may be sufficient.

Accordingly, the heat load of the cryostat due to the warming of the cooling arm 10 is further reduced.

The development of a spring focus can also reduce the instantaneous thermal load on the targets.

At the same time, the arrangement of an additional target 14 ? can reduce the instantaneous thermal load.

As a result the thermal load to the condenser is reduced and the diverter station can close more quickly.

In a cold surrounding and low heat load a sufficient cooling can be achieved without further energy consumption.

We devised an autonomous installation that provided full heat load to each of the Axima chillers.

There are several ways to determine the heat load (in kW)but understanding the process is essential to calculatingan accurate heatload.

This almost punctual heat load has to be dissipated via a sophisticated cooling system and uniformly distributed.

Because of the need of parallel heat load, cogeneration is mainly used in district heating and industry.

Where the review shows that any of the criteria for these exemptions can no longer be justified taking into account the availability of heat load and the real operating conditions of the exempted installations, the Commission shall propose appropriate measures.

For example, using standard estimation techniques, if an aggregate heat load in excess of 15 MW / km2 can be shown to exist, this is deemed to be a heat demand point.

Due to the secondary flows which occur, the cooling fluid from the marginal region is mixed with the cooling fluid in the core region, where the thermal load introduced from outside is low.

In addition to a main drive unit (internal combustion engine or fuel cell), a hybrid vehicle needs a powerful battery, which generates a very high thermal load that has to be dissipated.

If, in winter, the air cooling by means of the radiator 35 alone is possibly not sufficient to dissipate the thermal load from the temperature-raising device 4, the operation according to FIG. 12 is initiated.

It is required that generally from such rooms, in particular, in the presence of employees, a minimum amount of exhaust air must be removed which serves for removal of excess heat, for reduction of the concentration of risk materials or for fulfilling government regulations.

DE 100 63 777 A discloses the tempering of rooms via a component capable of thermal storage that has an exterior surface in contact with a cooling element such that the thermal load stored in the component is eliminated by the flow of cold water flowing through the cooling element or by phase modification of latent stores built into the building material.