Sentence examples for a power generation module from inspiring English sources

The developed simulation model oversees a 20-year planning horizon; it includes a demand module, a capacity expansion module, a power generation module, an accounting and finance module, various competitors, a regulatory body and a bidding mechanism.

This type of PVT system features potentially high "net solar-to-electric efficiency" in general, primarily resulting from a key difference in the design of the thermal part compared with conventional PVT systems, i.e. replacing heat engines by a thermochemical power generation module for thermal energy utilization.

In the NH3 synthesis and power generation module, the two operating parameters of conversion rate per pass and purged-stream ratio are also evaluated.

The developed model consists of two main modules; namely, a power generation dispatching module for the Japanese electricity grid and a demand-side energy flow module based on a sectorial energy balance table.

The three different ways for the generation of carbon particulate aerosols were considered to simulate the exhaust gases of the latest-generation Common-Rail Diesel engines for vehicle application: a small Diesel engine for electric power generation modules, an acetylene burner, and an ad hoc designed 'fluidised bed' pilot plant.

Thermoelectric power generation modules based on these high-performance materials demonstrate a thermoelectric conversion efficiency of 9.3% under a temperature difference of 558 K.

Such a power generation system has been designed and built using thermoelectric generator (TEG) modules.

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%.

A power generation phase was never intended.

In addition, O2-rich gas, which is a by-product, is utilized as an oxidant in the power-generation module.

The performance of a thermoelectric power generation (TEPG) module and a device designed to convert engine exhaust heat directly into electricity was studied under different operating conditions using a proposed thermoelectric (TE) model in this work.