Sentence examples for availability of heat from inspiring English sources

Steam generator is a crucial component in a nuclear power plant because its availability is directly linked to the availability of heat transport system and thus the plant availability.

The principal engineering challenges to the thermal systems engineer are the large quantities of heat involved, low (and carefully controlled) coolant temperatures required, and the limited availability of heat sinks to which the waste heat must ultimately be rejected.

The configuration of the FCC process, which involves a circulating fluidized bed with the availability of heat and mass transfer and catalysts regeneration, makes it possible for the FCC to be used for applications that go beyond the upgrading of heavy feed to gasoline.

For another, dumping 30m barrels of crude oil on to the market will not necessarily lead to a greater availability of heating oil.

For residential buildings, energy is dominated by heating demand and increasing compactness and buildings' density, heat loss is generally reduced even if the availability of solar heat gains also influences energy consumption [12].

The heat removal through sodium to air heat exchanger maintains the temperature of reactor components in the pool within safe limits in case of non availability of normal heat transport path.

Long-term feed-in tariffs and availability of a heat market played a significant economic role.

However, the combined energy consumption was 80 230% higher indicating that the efficiency of sludge drying was governed by the availability of secondary heat.

In this case, optimization algorithms demand the availability of a heat exchanger network model in order to predict the network behavior.

Such situations - creating tensions to the current hegemonic energy regime in the region - can consequently spur the development of decentralised energy production (including by small- and medium-sized CHP units) to ensure the continued availability of local heat production.

They concluded that although RO consumes less energy than MED when considered in isolation from power production and heating/cooling operations, overall, the use of MED offered greater potential for reductions in greenhouse gas emissions due to the ability to link the production schedule for desalinated water to the availability of waste heat from the power generation and cooling units [17].