Sentence examples for energy conversion ratio from inspiring English sources

The solar-to-hydrogen (STH) energy conversion ratio was 16.9%.

It added that the low energy conversion ratio from feed to meat is another concern, since some of the cereal grain food produced is diverted to livestock production.

Equation (18) and Equation (24) indicate the constraint of gas-fired power generations outputs and the constraint of energy conversion ratio between gas demand and electricity demand, respectively.

Though higher carbon conversion and energy conversion ratio were obtained with more dilute liquor, energy content was lower than for those with higher solid contents.

However, majority of conventional PV systems suffer from low energy conversion ratio (ECR) due to improper selection of the PV parameters and maximum power point tracking (MPPT) algorithm.

Equation (24) denotes the constraints of energy conversion ratio between gas demand and electricity demand, where (lambda^{ge}) represent the conversion ratio (MWh/m3), μ min and μ max are the lower and upper bounds.  .

Moreover, correlations between the total hydrogen production volume over time and other parameters are developed and the energy efficiency and conversion ratio of the system are determined.

Neither taurine nor methionine supplementation had an effect on protein retention efficiency, energy retention efficiency or feed conversion ratio.

Secondly, it proposes that the normalized thermal efficiency of energy conversion be defined as the ratio of the work over the potential energy.

The peak solar-to-fuel energy conversion efficiency, defined as the ratio of the heating value of the syngas produced to the solar radiative energy input plus the heating value of the slurry converted, reached 20%.

A design of solar collector that is able to provide both hot water and hot air has been proposed to increase annual thermal conversion ratio of solar energy.