Sentence examples for compression cost from inspiring English sources
Simulation results demonstrate that the compression cost is lower than when a conventional injection scheme is used.
A three-objective optimization problem with the compression power (associated with the compression cost) as the third objective along with the aforementioned two objectives, is also studied.
This paper describes a consolidation strategy for a high-pressure (250-bar) tube-trailer capable of reducing the compression cost at an HRS by about 60% and the station's initial capital investment by about 40%.
In this paper, we propose a model predictive control approach for optimizing the injection flowrate of CO2 gas to reduce the loss of liquid CO2 cargo and CO2 capturing and compression cost.
A gigabyte (GB) of storage, which is roughly enough to hold a two-hour film after compression, cost around $200,000 in 1980 todayy a disk drive holding a terabyte, or 1,024GB, costs around $100.The growth of the internet and the rapid spread of fast broadband connectivity have also transformed the landscape.
This approach is called gas allocation optimization which increases the oil production and decreases the gas compression cost.
Larger air flowrates increase reactor oxygen concentrations, which reduce reactor volume but increase air compression costs.
This design makes the injection achievable at lower wellhead pressures, thereby, decreasing the compression costs.
The layout accounts for the higher CO2 compression costs associated with the use of syngas in place of natural gas.
Through the understanding of the trade-offs between hydrogen saving, compression costs and capital investment, a superstructure is built to include possible urification scenarios.
The findings of this study suggest that these low-cost fibrous materials have the opportunity to reduce the capital expenditures of a world-scale cryogenic CO2 capture system as well as increase the total loading of CO2 captured per chilling cycle while also reducing gas compression costs.
