convection
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One possibility that must be considered is that the heat from the waste package could induce convection of the fluids within the host rock and enhance flow rates in the vicinity of the disposal.
the movement caused within a fluid by the tendency of hotter and therefore less dense material to rise, and colder, denser material to sink under the influence of gravity, which consequently results in transfer of heat.
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One possibility that must be considered is that the heat from the waste package could induce 'convection' of the fluids within the host rock and enhance flow rates in the vicinity of the disposal.
No 'convection' , therefore, occurs between or within solids.
In addition to carrying heat away from the ground, 'convection' causes clouds, thunderstorms, and hurricanes to form.
There are only 3 ways that heat can be transferred - by conduction, 'convection' , or radiation.
The eastward movement of the low-pressure 'convection' area results in drought conditions in Australia, Indonesia, Africa, and India.
Humans have several avenues of heat loss available to them: conduction, 'convection' , radiation and evaporation.
Heat gain or loss results from four heat exchange processes - 'convection' , conduction, radiation and evaporation.
In 'convection' heat is transferred through air or fluid circulation.
This concept of air movement, called natural 'convection' , is an integral part of all successful solar heating installations.
This energy is transported outwards by 'convection' and radiation until it reaches the surface, where the temperature is believed to be 5,800 degrees Celsius.
While convection could involve solid transport, the most important cases of 'convection' involve fluid transport.
When the winds encounter these warm surface waters, they rise with 'convection' .
The rays of the sun heat the tropics, and this causes 'convection' to occur.
the final transfer of energy to the surface is by 'convection'
So unlike marble, the main cooling process for carpet is not conduction, but 'convection' .
Heat will only leave the container by radiation, 'convection' and conduction if the temperature of the container is higher than the surroundings.
upward 'convection' in the troposphere carries water vapour and sulphur dioxide above the clouds
Heat is exchanged between the body and its surrounding environment by physical transfer involving conduction, 'convection' , and radiation.
This is the best time to avoid turbulence either from possible thunderstorms or heat 'convection' from the sun.
Many clouds form as a result of warm and moist air rising - 'convection' .
Nor did they understand how the insulated walls of the cooker diminished conduction and 'convection' of the heat inside the unit.
The air in the lower atmosphere is being mixed via 'convection' , which is a result of sunlight hitting the ground.
This cycle is repeated over and over to generate what scientists call a convection cell or 'convective' flow.
We did not observe movements having a vectorial nature consistent with a 'convectional' flow; however, the number of data points collected during our experiments may not have been large enough to identify this type of motion.
As long as the bird is resting and those feathers are sealed off, you do not have substantial free convection and easy 'convective' movement-it is all conduction and radiation processes within the feathers.
Its resulting temperature inertia greatly modifies the temperature regimes of adjacent land, largely by the 'convectional' circulation of air.
In arid areas, the rainfall is caused by 'convectional' instability through heating of the ground surface.
This diagram shows three major 'convective' cells between the equator and the pole.
The conditions required for tropical cyclones are also suitable conditions for thunderstorms, deep 'convective' clouds with strong updraughts.
This area of the world is one of only a few places where the underlying ocean column is marginally stable enough that this process can occur in the open ocean and lead to 'convective' chimneys going down 2000 to 3000 meters.
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