adiabatic compression meaning

• [Thermodynamics]
  "A reduction in volume of a substance without heat flow, in or out."

• adiabatic compression heating
• adiabatic compression temperature
• Optimization of adiabatic compression in dispersion decreasing fiber using distributed raman amplification
• This is caused by a combination of kinetic ( friction ) heating and adiabatic compression
• There is also a danger of explosion when working with TFE, from adiabatic compression.
• The adiabatic compression formula is a special case dealing with compression where no net heat is transferred.
• As the air descends on the leeward side, it is warmed by adiabatic compression at the dry adiabatic lapse rate.
• In industry, pipework is flushed with pressurized nitrogen, before the introduction of TFE, both to exclude oxygen and to avoid adiabatic compression.
• Micro-dieseling is a process in which an air bubble transitions from a low pressure zone to a high pressure zone resulting in adiabatic compression.
• The Carnot cycle is considered to start from an initial condition of the working body that was reached by the completion of a reversible adiabatic compression.

• "adiabatic compression" meaning in Chinese: 定热压缩
• "adiabatic compression" meaning in Japanese: 断熱圧縮｛だんねつ あっしゅく｝
• "adiabatic compression" meaning in Russian: адиабатическое сжатие