Sentence examples for evaluation of hydrogen from inspiring English sources

A comparative evaluation of hydrogen storage efficiency has been done for high tensile strength GMBs at different radius to wall thickness ratio termed as aspect ratio.

This paper, which discusses the scoping models, is the first in a two part series that presents a collection of hierarchical models for the design and evaluation of hydrogen storage systems.

An evaluation of different hydrogen production technologies based on renewable raw materials and/or renewable energy is presented.

These studies allowed a direct evaluation of the hydrogen bond strength between the anilino nitrogen of the bisubstrate analog and the enzyme catalytic base Asp and showed that it contributes 2.5 kcal/mol of binding energy, in good agreement with previous predictions.

NFPA 2, Hydrogen Technologies Code, allows the use of risk-informed approaches to permitting hydrogen fueling installations, through the use of performance-based evaluations of specific hydrogen hazards.

In this evaluation, the yield of hydrogen from glucose is 0.016 g-hydrogen/g-glucose (stoichiometric ratio of Chinese industrial process, Eq. 1).

This article considers Algeria as a case study for the evaluation of the solar hydrogen production potential.

The design and evaluation of media-based hydrogen storage systems requires the use of detailed numerical models and experimental studies, with significant amount of time and monetary investment.

In this study we report on the evaluation of di-sodium hydrogen phosphate (DSHP) as an inhibitor for the stress corrosion cracking (SCC) of 67Cu 33Zn alloy in 0.1 M NaNO2 and 3.5% NaCl aqueous electrolytes under both open-circuit potential (OCP) and relatively high anodic potential (300 mVNHE) using the slow strain rate (SSR) technique.

For the evaluation of the amount of hydrogen generated, the Faraday efficiency defined as the ratio of the hydrogen produced in practical conditions to that produced in theoretical conditions should be evaluated.

Thus, present findings support recent evaluations of the hydrogen-abstraction/carbon-addition (HACA) soot growth mechanism in similar flames, where the approximation that H-atom concentrations were in local thermodynamic equilibrium was adopted, based on predictions using the two mechanisms, due to the absence of direct H-atom concentration measurements.