Sentence examples for diesel facilities from inspiring English sources

These studies posit an important field of study in the description of animal fats and their use as fuels in conventional diesel facilities.

The present article presents co-combustion of animal fats not intended for human consumption as an alternative fuel for conventional diesel facilities due to the following advantages: It is a waste product which must be destroyed, as a result of which its calorific potential may be used and the waste thereby being removed.

3.5 Diesel Suggested Goods and Services, Diesel Facility: The following type of diesel facility is suggested for this location based on our findings compared to the site size, traffic flow and competition.

Jacobs Engineering Group Inc is to provide engineering, procurement, and construction management services for Neste Oil's Tuas Power Scope Project, which will support the "NExBTL Singapore" renewable diesel facility that is currently being developed at Tuas, Singapore.

In an unusual deployment of the Civil Rights Act, a Harlem-based environmental group filed a complaint yesterday against the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, saying that putting most of Manhattan's diesel bus facilities in minority neighborhoods constitutes racial discrimination.

The technique is currently used to make 140,000 gallons per day of diesel in facilities owned by Sasol in South Africa.

Since the present study seeks to achieve combustion of fats using conventional diesel combustion facilities which are normally mechanical pressure pulverization burners, we conducted a study of the mixture of fats with diesel in order to reduce the viscosity of the fats.

Why have two American agencies planned two different diesel-generating facilities in the same location, but with different transformers, switches, contractors and manufacturers?

The purpose of installing these pilot projects is to replace diesel-based facilities with renewable energy technologies, either to meet new demand or for further expansion of any existing facilities [61].

Environmental activists call the areas around freight facilities "diesel death zones," and say minorities are disproportionately affected.

Carbonaceous soot produced in a small diesel engine test facility was investigated with ultra-small-angle X-ray scattering.