Sentence examples for a power generation efficiency from inspiring English sources
The solar cells have a power generation efficiency of 7 to 8%.
Using a 0.8mm steel plate as a basis, Fuji Electric says the module is highly flexible, but it only has a power generation efficiency of 8%, while comparable Si-based cell boast up to 16%.
By combining the receiver efficiency with a power generation efficiency, idealized by the Carnot efficiency, an optimum receiver length where the total efficiency is maximized is determined.
The highest total energy efficiency that can be achieved by the integrated system is 66.92%, which includes a NH3-production efficiency of 66.69% and a net power generation efficiency of 0.23%.
A novel 1 kWe GENSET featuring an internal combustion engine (ICE) operating on Spark-Assisted Compression Ignition (SACI) combustion of natural gas is under development to achieve an overall power generation efficiency of 40%.
The corresponding power output and pressure drop are 13.08 W and 1657 Pa, respectively, with an optimized thermoelectric power generation efficiency of the HP-TEG as 2.58%.
Increasing power generation from a BGFC system decreases its power generation efficiency (69 63%), while increasing CHP generation efficiency (80 85%).
However, if high temperature exhaust heat may be used effectively, a system with higher total power generation efficiency can be built.
This optimization procedure serves two purposes: while maintaining the required structural strength and integrity for an ultimate inflow speed, it aims to reduce the material to a minimum and to maintain power generation efficiency or improve the hydrodynamic efficiency.
The major engineering difficulty relates to the development of inexpensive systems that allow for reduced capital investment in a context in which the power generation efficiency is relatively reduced.
In order to achieve such power generation efficiency for a small-scale energy/heat production unit, an organic Rankine cycle (ORC) has been proposed as a bottoming cycle to recover heat from the exhaust of the small internal combustion engine.
