Heat generation definition
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Alias ISO 6469-1 and UNECE R100 / Heat generation Status Approved Type «Safety» Priority High Description The east-adl approach shall take into account heat generation by the RESS under first- failure conditions.
Heat generation under any first-failure condition, which could form a hazard to persons, shall be prevented by appropriate measures, e.g. based on moni- toring of current, voltage or temperature.
Derived from · 4SG#0007: ISO 6469-1 Partly Supported Representation: Heat generation can be assessed based on the power, which is modelled using generic constraints.
Heat generation under any first-failure condition, which could form a hazard to persons, shall be prevented by appropriate measures, e.g. based on monitoring of current, voltage or temperature.
Within a certain district these companies are usually monopolists Heat generation and heat distribution may be combined in one single company.
Alias ISO 6469-1 and UNECE R100 / Heat generation Status Addressed Status Comment Part of Design Methodology Checklist for FEVs (see chapter 5 of D2.2.1).
Heat generation in these transistors causes thermomechanical stresses that can lead to dangerous short circuits that can cause fires or explosions in battery-driven applications.
𝐵𝐶𝐸𝑅𝑚 = 𝐵𝐶𝐸𝑚 × 𝑃𝑒𝐵𝐶 Where: 𝐵𝐶𝐸𝑚Base Case Electricity Monthly Volume for the Payment Period m, 𝑇𝐶𝐸𝑚 Theoretical Electricity Volume of net electricity expected to be generated in the Payment Period m given the actual Heat generation, determined on the basis of (i) actual Heat Load Levels, (ii) corresponding quoted Electricity Load Levels (as per Part E of this Schedule 5), and (iii) actual number of hours of operation on each Heat Load Level.
HEATING Heat generation is effected by an all-automatic heating installation with gas-operated low-temperature heating furnaces.