Sentence examples for as nacelles from inspiring English sources

Mr McGrail said the factory would employ 700 people making the blades and turbine generating units, known as nacelles.

That means the outer casing of the engine, known as the nacelles, is also larger, Fehrm said.

on aircraft structures, such as engine nacelle or a leading edge, has been a long-term concern to the aircraft industry.

The industry's precariousness was apparent a few weeks ago at the Gamesa factory, as a crew loaded the guts of the company's newest model of the component, a device known as a nacelle, into its fiberglass shell.

Scattering from nacelle lip as well as radiation to farfield is performed using the commercial solver ACTRAN/TM.

Especially for wind power the potential rises with increasing technological know-how, as more and more surface areas can be used for wind power production, the installed capacity per m rises with rising size of the plants, and full-load hours rise as well with increasing nacelle height (e.g. Haas et al., 2007).

The rear light clusters are works of four-pointed art, while the rear reflectors sit in vertical nacelles as though pretending to be red-hot air emerging from some powerhouse's orifice.

The single wheel landing gear retracted into the rear part of the nacelles, as did the tailwheel into the fuselage.

For both turbines, the geometry of the nacelle was reproduced as faithfully as possible.

Once airborne, the nacelles rotate forward 90° in as little as 12 seconds for horizontal flight, converting the V-22 to a more fuel-efficient, higher speed turboprop aircraft.

Only publications which include life cycle inventories (LCI) of the turbine (nacelle, rotor and tower) as well as the foundation were included in the current analysis.