Sentence examples for electric current generation from inspiring English sources

Air and oxygen electrodes in current sources are a three-phase electrode-electrolyte-gas system, where the electric current generation processes are localized at the interface between these phases.

Radiation heat transfer in a multilayered structure is modeled using the fluctuation dissipation theorem, and the electric current generation is evaluated based on the photogeneration and recombination of electron hole pairs in different regions of the TPV cell.

Electric current generates an accompanying magnetic field, as in electromagnets.

Open image in new window Fig. 5 Daily electric current (mA) generation for both MFCs treating domestic wastewater from October 2012 to January 2014 (sample number, n = 90).

A two-factor central composite design was adopted for studying the effects of electrode gap and electric current on chlorine generation efficiency of electrolyzed deep ocean water.

It is the measure of how effectively your equipment is converting electric current from power generation network to useful power output.

A prototype domestic LEO is described and its energy performance is assessed and compared with that of a current generation domestic electric oven and previous test-rig ovens.

Here's an interesting DIY project: Santosh apparently felt that the current generation of electric pocket bikes were just a little too large, so he built his own version.

In 1801 in Paris Volta gave a demonstration of his battery's generation of electric current before Napoleon, who made Volta a count and a senator of the kingdom of Lombardy.

b Explanation of the principle of solar cell power generation system: sunlight is irradiated to the solar panel to generate electric current, which is provided to the electric equipment or battery energy storage system.

The elevated baseline was found not to be caused by incomplete suppression of the eluent, but was attributed to chemical reactions involving the organic solvents and facilitated by high electric currents and heat generation.