Sentence examples for degradation operation from inspiring English sources

PCSSP will permit to investigate physical and technical events, such as component failures, control degradation, operation domain excess, plasma state bifurcation or instabilities, and interlock activity.

When the Li-ion ESS operation life degradation process reaches 100% as shown in (19), the estimated operating life (T LC ) under the corresponding dead band can be obtained.

The proposed model is general and useful not only to estimate the system loss and solar cell degradation during operation, but also to evaluate the overall performance when solar cells are connected to MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking) electronic converters.

Also, improved long-term stability was achieved as only 15% degradation after operation test, though further researches required to provide sufficient performance for commercial applications.

Electrical tests in air show typical resonance behaviour and no significant degradation during operation.

Most important, it is an essential safety parameter for the assessment of the degradation during operation of structural materials undergoing irradiation in both research and power reactors.

Within degradation process of CPU, tissue can replace it for rebuilding function and avoiding second operation.

There was no sign of performance degradation after continuous operation for 50 cycles in air.

Only at 500 °C and at 100 mA cm−2 was the degradation in performance after operation on dry CO and subsequent load cycling on dry H2 within the background degradation rates measured.

Gd2O3-NC memories with nanostructure tunneling layers can be operated without degradation over several operation cycles.

Total performance monitoring on- or off-line is important for the plant engineers to achieve their goals of maintaining high availability of their machinery; minimizing degradation and maintaining operation near design efficiencies; and diagnosing problems, and avoiding operating in regions that could lead to serious malfunctions.