Sentence examples for concentrated charging from inspiring English sources

The scheduler tries to reduce peak load brought by concentrated charging from a large number of EVs.

It charges the standard batteries through the concentrated charging stations, and transfers the fully charged battery packs to charging/swapping stations and distribution stations in a hierarchical manner through logistics.

In general, congestions in a distribution system may be caused by various factors, e.g. very high power consumption during peak hours, concentrated charging of EVs and excessive power generation from DGs. Distribution system congestion has been studied in some existing publications, and two kinds of methods proposed, i.e. market-based methods and direct control methods.

According to the policy of SGCC, smart battery charging and swapping operational service network for EVs should, where possible, follow the principle of providing battery swapping as the primary service, supplemented by charging where necessary, aided by concentrated charging and classification distribution.

It has been reported that continuum solvation models are often inadequate for dealing with ionic solutes that have concentrated charge densities with strong local solute-solvent interactions [37, 38].

We demonstrated previously [ 40] that micrometer silicate aluminosilicate objects could concentrate charges comparable to the membrane potential on the surface (according to our own data, the charge of the particles of quartz of 1 10 microns in size reaches more than −27 mV and that of volcanic glass reaches more than −36 mV).

It could concentrate on charging publishers, but Kim says he doesn't think that option is sustainable in the long-term.

Selectivity arises from the balance of electrostatic forces and steric repulsion by excluded volume of ions and side chains of the channel protein in the highly concentrated and charged (∼30 M) selectivity filter resembling an ionic liquid.

The primary EVs are also concentrated to start charging at night.

Consistent detection of infectious amounts (2 20 viral particles/g) of HAV and norovirus in different food samples was achievable when the viruses were concentrated using cationically charged filters rather than with cationically charged beads in a flow-through system.

The electrostatic force generated by highly concentrated induced charges is sufficient to cause an obvious phase difference.