The phrase 'consumption peak' is correct and can be used in written English.
For example: The global pandemic led to an unprecedented consumption peak in 2020.
A broad H2 consumption peak between 400 and 800 °C was found for these catalyst precursors.
When the loading amount is lower than 12%%, there is only one hydrogen consumption peak around 823 873 K.
We aimed to determine whether sildenafil improves exercise capacity, measured as maximal oxygen consumption (peak V̇o2), at moderate altitude in adults 60 years or older.
Results of energy consumption, peak energy demand, useful daylight index (UDI) and predicted percentage of persons dissatisfied (PPD) for a total of 7680 scenarios were obtained and used in a sensitivity analysis considering the Main effect of the building parameters.
The increasing use of glazed areas in the building envelope can lead to high solar gains and glare problems that can strongly impact the entire building energy consumption, peak loads and indoor comfort.
Average annual per capita water consumption, peak hour, and maximum daily demands vary widely depending on factors such as climate, income levels, population, and the proportions of residential, commercial, and industrial users.
PRICES DECLINE -- Crude oil prices fell on speculation of ample supplies when consumption peaks later this year.
Bakeries must not bake in the evening, when power consumption peaks.
Firms could offer different prices at different times of day, smoothing out predictable consumption peaks such as those in the early morning and early evening.
South Korea has 23 reactors, and Tuesday's decision means that 10 reactors are temporarily off line for safety concerns, maintenance and other reasons, raising the risk of power shortages in the summer, when electricity consumption peaks.
Worried by the state of the pig industry, China's top economic planning agency ordered the stockpiling of frozen pork this month in anticipation of a supply squeeze when consumption peaks during the Lunar New Year next February.
