Sentence examples for analyses of the operation from inspiring English sources

In analyses of the operation of multi-purpose machines, due to the high variability of operations, the accuracy of measurements is much higher.

The developed "AspenPlusTM SOFC" model is able to provide detailed thermodynamic and parametric analyses of the SOFC operation and can easily be extended to study the entire power plant consisting of the SOFC and the balance of plant without the requirement for linking with other software.

Trade-off analyses of the CRDI operations at all optimal injection durations corresponding to each operating load points were observed to be consistently higher than the corresponding baseline diesel operations owing to commendable soot and BSFC reductions.

The corps planned their attacks under the supervision of the army commander, using as guides, the analyses of the Somme operations of 1916 and successful features of the attack at Arras on 9 April.

Integration of unit operations and analyses of the different process configurations (Config.1 to 3) showed that Config.1 has the highest YEthanol-Process and the mass balance analysis is depicted in Table  2.

Most GC MS quantitative analyses involve the operation of the mass spectrometer in the selected ion monitoring mode (Falkner et al. 1975).

One of the main tasks during the design or simulation and analyses of the utility steam boiler operation is the prediction of a distribution of mill gases and hot air flow rates between burners' sections.

This paper analyses the operation of a simple trigeneration system including TES.

The system monitors the states of the process by means of Kohonen Self-Organising Maps and performs the fault diagnosis of the process equipment by analysing the operation of the process equipment.

This paper analyses the operation and interaction of MMC HVDC links embedded in an ac grid.

Performed are 3-D thermal-hydraulics and safety analyses of the SC-SCoRe during nominal operation and following the unlikely event of a loss of coolant (LOC) or a loss of cooling (LOCo) in one of the reactor core sectors.