It is entirely erroneous to say all calefaction is from solar rays directly.
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Since late 2009, we study the case of calefaction of liquid oxygen droplets.
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British Southern Whale Fishery Database – voyages: Alexander. She arrived at Rio de Janeiro on 20 April. There she underwent calefaction.
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The first one is a device using calefaction, which gives to the drops a high mobility without any preferential direction.
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Such ecological alterations as have been observed as a result of the local calefaction of the river to date appear to be relatively inconsequential.
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This system allows to change the substrate material. On the figure opposite, we see a drop of liquid nitrogen in calefaction over a bath of water.
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Coal-oil-fired generators and atomic energy plants cause large amounts of waste heat which is carried away as hot water and cause thermal pollution or calefaction.
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British Southern Whale Fishery - Voyages: Leviathan. In June Butterworth stopped at Rio de Janeiro for water, food, refreshment, and calefaction. She was well on the coast of Chile in April 1801, and had gathered 700 barrels of sperm oil.LL 18 December 1801, №4213.
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Lloyd's List №2845, Ship arrivals and departures (SAD) data. On her way to the Pacific she stopped at Rio de Janeiro for water, refreshment, and calefaction. Lloyd's List reported on 13 February 1798 that Commerce, Clark, master, was one of several British whalers that the Spanish had captured off the coasts of Chile and Peru.Lloyd's List №2983.
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The EIC again engaged her for a voyage back to Britain. She left Whampoa on 7 January 1797, reached the Cape on 3 April and St Helena on 29 April, and arrived at the Downs on 25 July. Indispensable, still under Wilkinson's command, with 14 guns and a crew of 32, was waiting to sail in October 1797. She arrived at Rio Janeiro in December, requiring "calefaction", i.e.
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These include the effects of watershed development on coastal bays and near-shore ocean waters, wastewater discharges, habitat loss and alteration of aquatic systems, nutrient enrichment and eutrophication, hypoxia and anoxia, organic pollution, chemical contaminants, climate change, sea-level rise, overfishing, invasive species, watercraft effects, dredging and dredged material disposal, freshwater diversions, calefaction of estuarine waters, and entrainment and impingement of electric generating stations. He has also examined the effects of construction and operation of industrial facilities, maintenance of shorelines and waterways, and human use of coastal space and aquatic systems. As the co- chair of the Coastal Climate Change Group in the Climate and Environmental Change Initiative, Kennish is heavily involved in the study of long-term climate change impacts on the New Jersey coast.
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He then sailed her on a whaling voyage, this one to Delagoa Bay. Lloyd's List, dated 9 December 1796, reported that a French privateer had attacked Butterworth in Delagoa Bay, but that Butterworth had repelled the attack. Butterworth put into Rio de Janeiro in March 1797, for water, refreshment, and calefaction; she also had sick aboard. She returned to Britain on 1 June. On 16 September 1797, Captain Lawrence Frazier received a letter of marque for Butterworth. He sailed from Britain on 4 October 1797 for the Pacific Ocean. By this time Mather & Co. had purchased Butterworth. She was reported to have been at the Galapagos islands in August–September 1798.LL 5 March 1799, №3058. She was in the Marquesas Islands in January 1799. There she gave passage to England to the missionary William Pascoe Crook.
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