Sentence examples for drying power from inspiring English sources

The results of the investigation indicate that backtrap (BT) mottle was reduced with increasing drying power of the impingement dryer.

The overall strength of the BGC-LV index for overall ignition risk supports our proposition that volatile fine fuels may be represented by the BIOME-BGC model's labile litter carbon pool, and if modified by the drying power of the atmosphere it is a better overall indicator of fire risk than the Nesterov index.

Though mechanical drying, powered by electricity or fuel, help in producing quality products in mass scale, they are seldom adopted by small-scale entrepreneurs and farmers of most developing countries, due to heavy installation costs involved and large operating cost because of it being energy intensive process [12].

Composite curves of all studied cases are plotted to visualize the intensity and to identify opportunities of heat integration among the drying and power generation systems.

In a country where many people have electrical toilets with heated seats, fancy jets for rinsing and fans for drying, the power company is urging people to keep the lids down when not in use.

However, this means that in times of drought, when rivers or reservoirs are drying up, power plants may have trouble finding enough water, even if they end up discharging most of it.

Currently, relatively low efficient boilers are installed in mills to produce steam for sterilization, drying, and power generation.

In pilot plant, the gas is usually flared but in a commercial process it would be used to drive the process or use it as a fuel drying or power generation.

Drier power: At the Ivanpah solar thermal power plant in a California desert, a tower is illuminated with concentrated sunlight from thousands of mirrors.

I couldn't quite believe my eyes when the cockpit instruments showed full dry power.

When I pushed the throttle pedal down to its first detent, trying to select "max dry" power (full engine rpm), we were all expecting the engine to struggle and stop short.