"emission volume" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is referring to the amount or quantity of emissions, such as pollutants or gases, being released into the atmosphere. Example: The company's new sustainability plan aims to reduce its emission volume by 50% within the next year.
Open image in new window Fig. 74 Monitoring curve of absolute gas emission volume.
where η is the elasticity of the emission volume to the unit of the technological progress.
Comparison of forecasted methane emission volume between the two methods is investigated.
These criteria are regarded as independent of the intended use, emission volume and mode of entry into the environment.
A CO2 emission in construction materialization stage is the key research point of architectural life cycle assessment, which is concentrated in emission time and in absolute emission volume.
Thus, the proposed server operation system has been designed to decrease power consumption rate and CO2 emission volume by minimizing the number of these equipments and simplifying the physical composition of the system.
The monitoring curve of absolute gas emission volumes are shown in Fig. 74.
Both models have been widely applied to forecast gas emission volumes from adjacent layers and evaluate gas drainage technologies.
Monthly air pollution dispersion modeling (1985 1994) (based on individual industrial source processing-plant engineering specifications, emission volumes, and meteorologic information) provided exposure isopleths of sulfur dioxide concentration from each of 231 sour-gas processing-plants across the province.
An increased oxygen ratio in combustion in the oxy-fuel atmosphere increases the overall combustion rate, whereas the CO2 emission volumes decrease because of the lower decomposition extent of carbonates.
These results imply that emissions volume and the relative ranking for a given prefecture differ significantly depending on the criteria for calculating emissions.
