Sentence examples for cooling generation from inspiring English sources

(1 where Q MT, P e, η e and η 1 represent heat discharge allowance, output power, generating efficiency and heat loss coefficient of the MT, respectively; Q he, Q co are the total heating and cooling generation; and K he, K co are equivalent thermal coefficient and refrigeration coefficient considering losses and the typical average daily temperature.

An optimisation model was developed for cooling networks that comprise a number of cooling consumers with different cooling demands in different period of a year, a number of possible cooling generation plant sites as well as cold media storage sites and a number of possible district cooling pipeline routes.

An accurate prediction of the effective thermal conductivity is necessary for the design and analysis of packed pebble bed gas-cooled and solid fuel molten salt-cooled generation IV reactors, especially when considering the safety case.

In a "world jazz" context, Getz re-invented the swinging music he loved for a later, cooler generation, making a plausible alternative to the avant-garde experiments he despised.

We are cool kids, we are the cool generation".

We have a pretty cool generation at our heels.

All traditional ST generation requires cooling, whereas, statewide, generation from CC plants is 71% CT, which does not require cooling, and 29% ST, which requires cooling.

But there can be no question that geothermal benefits the seminary, the neighborhood and the city by providing pollution-free heating and cooling for generations to come.

Cooling water was required for 264 generators at 143 operational power plants in Texas in 2010, representing 354 TWh of cooled net generation, and accounting for 86% of total net generation (411 TWh).

"People who bought the bonds might say: 'This is really cool; generations of my family will benefit from this,' " said Richard Sylla, a financial historian and a trustee for the Museum of American Finance.

Present-day demands on rivers as power sources range from the floating of timber, through the use of water for cooling, to hydroelectric generation.