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• temperature increase requirement — abbr. TIR A measure of the loss in a catalyst’s activity; reactions invariably go faster at higher temperatures, and the TIR measures the increase in temperature to bring activity back to a previous level; it may also measure the increase of… …   Petroleum refining glossary

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• temperature inversion — Meteorol. inversion (def. 12). [1940 45] * * * In meteorology, an increase of air temperature with altitude. Such an increase is a reversal of the normal temperature condition of the troposphere, where temperature usually decreases with altitude …   Universalium