Sentence examples for expansion cycle from inspiring English sources
They are at an earlier stage in their expansion cycle, compared with that of the United States, so they should be able to keep perking along.
The huge basin thermal inertia allows for an isothermal compression– expansion cycle, which promises high storage efficiency.
The optimized liquefaction process (Case 8) has two cycles, namely R410A precooling cycle and parallel nitrogen expansion cycle.
In this way, the Otto cycle (or diesel cycle) of traditional IC engine and the steam expansion cycle (open Rankine cycle) are coupled on IC engine.
In this study, the direct expansion cycle (open Rankine cycle) is combined with a closed loop Rankine cycle to generate power more efficiently and address the problem of discontinuous renewable sources.
The topping cycle of this system is a closed looped Rankine cycle and propane is used as a hydrocarbon fluid, while the direct expansion cycle is considered to be the bottoming cycle utilizing nitrogen as cryogen fluid.
A novel wafer temperature control system using direct expansion cycles is developed to improve etching performance.
The isotherms of humans, bovinae, wallabies, rabbits and kultarrs (a small desert marsupial) were qualitatively similar with little hysteresis between compression and expansion cycles.
Finished devices were tested in a Langmuir trough during multiple compression and expansion cycles using large area changes and slow compression speeds.
The improvements introduced by Evans, Trevithick, and others (e.g., three separate expansion cycles and higher steam temperatures) increased the efficiency of the steam engine to roughly 17percentt by 1900.
Starting from the limited literature available, the aim of the present paper is to provide a methodology to compare sub-critical, trans-critical and wet expansion cycles and different types of expanders (both volumetric and turbomachinery) from both technical and economic point of view, which represent one of the main novel aspects of the present work.
