Sentence examples for complex hydropower from inspiring English sources

However, the DP computational burden shows an exponential growth with the increasing number of hydroplants, which results in "the curse of dimensionality" and limits its application to resolve large and complex hydropower operation problem.

Based on an opening complex for a hydropower station in China, an equation considering four basic factors was fitted for prediction of displacement at the key point on the high sidewalls of the powerhouse, on the basis of a large number of numerical simulations.

As an example, hydropower rotors are complex and largely rely on computational analysis of geometries for single rotor types.

The cascaded reservoirs hydropower plant is a complex nonlinear system that involves interacting input and output nonlinear parameters, nonlinear flow rates, and nonlinear dynamical hydraulic heads.

But at the same time the light switch on the living-room wall is merely the last stage in a long line of complex events that involve waterfalls and hydropower and surge protectors and thousands of miles of cables and power grids.

The dam area of the SUOXI hydropower project shows high terrain undulation and complex geological conditions, containing 6 faults and 7 weak inter-beds.

Katharine Mach talks about the fourth National Climate Assessment and "complex systems". Sustainability Times highlights Stanford research on electricity generation and hydropower.

Hydropower projects, however, seem notably inside what Kim says is the bank's sweet spot – complex, high-impact, green and requiring the sort of joint public and private financing Kim says the bank can attract.

A hydropower plant that has several hydraulic turbines sharing a common conduit (tunnel or penstock) is a complex nonlinear system and may be prone to instability and oscillatory behaviour.

Jinping I hydropower station is one of the most challenging projects in China due to its highest arch dam and complex geological conditions for construction.

The Indus Basin of Pakistan with 800 hydropower project sites and a feasible hydropower potential of 60 GW, 89% of which is undeveloped, is a complex system poised for large-scale changes in the future.