Both the cooler's cooling capacity per unit of volume and per unit of airflow rate are found to be 62 108% and 21.6% higher respectively.
The generating capacity per unit area of nuclear power plants is 400 times that of wind farms, making them a potentially useful part of a future mix.
Experimental results show that the high apparent density improves the adsorption capacity per unit volume of the adsorber which may lead to the design a compact adsorption unit.
It is also remarkable that channel capacity with none diversity technique is much greater than SISO capacity. Figure 1 Capacity per unit bandwidth of a dual branch Nakagami- m fading channel with MRC diversity as a function of the average received SNR. Figure 2 shows the capacity per unit bandwidth for a dual branch EGC system over i.i.d.i.d
Since the amount of the tax credit is directly proportional to system cost, residential systems, which are more expensive on a per-unit of capacity basis, receive larger tax credits per unit of capacity than megawatt-scale, utility systems.
Table 1 shows the existing capacity, allowable upper bound of capacity expansion and units of electricity production generated by per unit of capacity for each facility.
The condenser capacity per unit weight was optimised using a variety of wire and tube pitches and diameters.
Composite-core cable is more expensive per foot, but because it can carry more current, the price per unit of capacity is about the same, Mr. Arrington said.
Residential solar systems are significantly more expensive per unit of capacity than utility-scale systems — about 70percentt more expensive on a levelized-cost basis.
Yet putting the automation into the plant seems to involve an apparent capital cost that's $4,000 higher per unit of capacity than for a normal plant.
As a result, Delta never has been able to close the gap between its unit cost for fuel and the price its primary competitors, American, United and Delta, pay per unit of capacity.
