The phrase "auxiliary electricity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to power systems, backup power sources, or additional electrical support in various applications.
Example: "The facility relies on auxiliary electricity to ensure operations continue during a power outage."
Alternatives: "backup electricity" or "supplementary electricity".
The alternative energy and technology supported house consumed 52 GJ/year based on the energy for the air heating, desiccant regeneration, domestic hot water, electric lighting, electric appliances and auxiliary electricity for the HVAC system.
Based on the numerical evaluation of the solar energy supported single family detached house: The alternative energy and technology supported house consumed 52 GJ/year based on the energy for the air heating, desiccant regeneration, domestic hot water, electric lighting, electric appliances and auxiliary electricity for the HVAC system.
For all quay crane processes (moving of crane and spreader, crane lighting, and auxiliary processes), electricity is supplied by the network.
This paper modifies the classic Energy Hub model to present an upgraded model in the smart environment entitling "Smart Energy Hub" and optimizes the operation of a residential customer equipped with combined heat and power (CHP), auxiliary boiler, electricity storage and heating storage in this framework.
The fuel cells could be used as auxiliary power units to produce electricity when an aircraft is on the ground, for example, allowing its engines to be turned off.
The Remote Auxiliary Power System makes finding free electricity a snap.
Each acupuncture needle and its auxiliary needle were connected with the electricity by HANS for 30 minutes.
This is calculated by deducting all the auxiliary energy consumed from the gross electricity produced, as shown in eq 9. 9 H2 energy efficiency (ηH2) applies to cases 3, 4, and 6 which produce both H2 and electricity.
Results show that the SAHP system performance is strongly affected by climatic conditions, auxiliary energy sources and fuel mixture for electricity generation.
This may allow the SOFC to be used in devices such as auxiliary power units, automotive power supplies, mobile electricity generators and battery re-chargers.
It has been shown here that 18 industries showed negative NII changes in 2004 and 2005, for example, fishing, mining and quarrying, certain manufacturing industries, electricity, air transport, support and auxiliary transport activities and travel agencies, and telecommunications.
