The phrase "average gas consumption" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical amount of gas used by a vehicle or machinery over a specific distance or time period.
Example: "The average gas consumption of this model is 30 miles per gallon, making it an efficient choice for long trips."
Alternatives: "typical fuel usage" or "mean fuel consumption".
We'll assume a total round trip of 1,500 miles, an average gas consumption of 15 miles to the gallon and an average gasoline price of 28 cents per gallon.
The binomial distribution is analytically used to predict the probability of average gas consumption exceeding 320 and 2000 m3 in two example cases of 500 and 1000 buildings.
Costs of gases per patient presented in Table 1 were calculated using the average gas consumption computed using Equations (1) and (2) and using prices of gases listed in Table 2.
Centrica also said warm weather had pushed down average residential gas consumption by 21% in the first 10 months of 2014 compared with the same time last year.
It said average household gas consumption for the four months to April was up 1% on a year earlier, while electricity consumption was down 3%.
Practical operation results have shown that about 30% of daily average natural gas consumption could be saved.
According to BP Statistical Review of World Energy 2014, from 2002 to 2012, the world's petroleum consumption increase was virtually the same as its petroleum output increase, with annual average oil and natural gas consumption increases of 1.35 % and 3.14 %, respectively, compared to the annual average output increases of 1.47 % and 3.23 %.
The Isle of Mull has 1278 households [ 53] and the average UK annual domestic gas consumption is 57.6 GJ [ 54], so to provide all the households on Mull with gas would require the methane from 430 ha of macroalgae cultivation, the extent of which can be seen on Figure 3.
According to National Bureau of Statistic of China statistics in 2013, from 2000 to 2013, China's average annual oil and natural gas consumption increases were 6.1%% and 14.6 %, respectively, compared to the annual average output increases of 1.93 % and 11.9 %.
Meanwhile, the popularity of sport utility vehicles has pushed the gas consumption of the average automobile to a 20-year high, making the issue hugely important to environmental groups like the Sierra Club.
The growth of light trucks, particularly S.U.V.'s, has increased the gas consumption of the average automobile despite advances in technology and has led environmentalists into an increasingly adversarial relationship with Detroit over issues like emissions of greenhouse gases and smog-forming pollutants.
