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This factor includes the effects of electron electrical and thermal conduction, andthermoelectriceffects.
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When reaches or exceeds these values, the contribution of the radially inwardthermoelectricheat flux is significant.
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As for the medium density solutions, the temperature gradient can drive most of the current density throughthermoelectriceffects.
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These results prove that the temperature gradient can be the dominant mechanism of current drive throughthermoelectriceffects.
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All the ion acceleration mechanism appears as athermoelectricprocess driven by the heat flow carried by the hot electrons.
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Thethermoelectriccomponent of the heat flux flows from lower to higher temperatures.
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Thermoelectriceffects do not make any contribution to the ion heat flux (37).
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Equation (36) shows that the effective electric field, defined by (25), drives thethermoelectriccontribution to the electron heat flux.
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The solutions presented here show that the temperature gradient-driven,thermoelectriccurrent density can make the dominant contribution to the total current density, and so must be taken into account.
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When is greater than or equal to this value, thethermoelectric, effective electric-field-driven component of the electron heat flux cancels 50% or more of the temperature-gradient-driven ion heat flux.
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The plots of are used to demonstrate that thethermoelectriccomponent of the electron heat flux can cancel a large fraction of the proton heat flux.
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Surface temperature feedback can be provided by a smallthermoelectricheat pump using semiconductors.
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It requires great hydro-electric andthermoelectricstations, which in turn need the construction of roads and railways.
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Athermoelectricheater and a thermoresistor are connected to the chip and maintain physiological temperatures at the artery inspection area.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.In an actualthermoelectricdevice, two materials are used.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Thethermoelectricelements convert the heat energy from the isotope into electricity.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.It is not well understood why the improvedthermoelectricproperties appear only in certain materials with specific fabrication processes.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Thethermoelectriccooler is placed below the surface acoustic wave device.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.It is also been used as a thermal power source in radioisotopethermoelectricgenerator power packs.
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