Sentence examples for dump energy from inspiring English sources

The swallowing of Venus and the tidal interactions with Earth will dump energy into the sun's outer layers, Villaver says.

It offers 46%, 28%, 82% and 94% reduction in LCC, COE, CO2 emission and dump energy respectively when compared to a single big Diesel generator scenario.

In this paper, a Genetic Algorithm (GA) is utilized to implement a tri-objective design of a grid independent PV/Wind/Split-diesel/Battery hybrid energy system for a typical residential building with the objective of minimizing the Life Cycle Cost (LCC), CO2 emissions and dump energy.

This pre-cooler module contains arrays of extremely fine piping that dump energy very efficiently but also avoid the frost build-up that might otherwise compromise their operation.

The results obtained revealed that the PV/Wind/Split-diesel/Battery is the most attractive scenario (optimal) having LCC of $11,273, COE of 0.13 ($/kW h), net dump energy of 3 MW h, and net CO2 emission of 13,273 kg.

As the wind installations multiply, companies have found themselves dumping energy late at night, adjusting the blades so they do not catch the wind, because there is no demand for the power.

Therefore, higher energy dump cost ratios should be avoided if possible for a standalone MIES, because the dumped energy cannot be used by other customers.

Assessments of utilisation factors and dumping energy when storage capacity is reached and solar efficiency provide further insight into these findings.

In addition, aiming to explore the Pareto frontier, the dumped energy cost ratio is defined to check the energy balance in different MIES designs and provide decision support for the investors.

An important insight is that with such a performance optimised system the ultimate solar fraction is limited by occasional long duration cloud cover at the site of installation and making the system larger only increases dumped energy, not utilisable energy.

Taking into account the attendant technological challenges and avoiding increased costs, energy surplus is analyzed as dumped energy, while energy deficit is neglected due to the assumption of unlimited electricity and gas which can be converted into required energy by the energy station.