Sentence examples for electricity generation and process from inspiring English sources
The prototypical advanced reactor (PAR) design features two independent reactor modules, each connected to a single dedicated steam generator that feeds a common balance of plant for electricity generation and process heat applications.
An IHX serves to isolate the reactor primary system from electricity generation and process heat application plants, and therefore must be robust to maintain the entire system integrity during normal and off-normal conditions.
The resource was used both for peak load electricity generation and industrial processes.
Given the economic challenge of substantially reducing fossil fuel use in electricity generation and industrial processes, carbon capture appears to be a practical, immediate solution.
"We need to develop a London feed-in tariff," she said, to encourage to uptake of small scale renewable and low-carbon electricity generation and move forward the process of City Hall itself becoming a junior electricity supplier.
Infrastructure for electricity generation and transmission loss Modified Ecoinvent data For the sub-process, infrastructure for electricity generation, the Ecoinvent database is modified by changing the land area required for each type of power plant for the process.
Such advances could radically improve the process through enhanced lignin recovery for downstream electricity generation and reduced utility requirements, resulting in greater energetic efficiency and surplus utility availability.
In Italy, however, the high electricity tariff (which favors electricity generation and hence higher lignin contents), results in a somewhat lower 31% improvement in the MESP from the DA process, and only a 6% improvement from the more economically favorable LHW process.
It is used for electricity generation and also for heating our homes and hot water, cooking our food, and to generate heat for various manufacturing processes.
Who stands ready to invest in electricity generation and distribution?
Markandya, A. & Wilkinson, P. Electricity generation and health.
