Sentence examples for facility scale from inspiring English sources

In the paper, we address a comparative methodology between a real RCCS (REAL) and a scaled-down heat-removal test facility (SCALE).

Theoretically, appropriate facility scale and recycling boundary should be based upon a balanced consideration between economies of scale and transportation costs.

This is done by analyzing how variability and uncertainty over space and through time affect feedstock production rates, and determining the site-specific "optimum" facility scale to minimize capital and operational expenses.

However it is difficult to apply the requirements to research reactor facilities directly because the characteristics in terms of facility scale, purpose, and system design, are different from those of power plants.

For production facilities that link substantially different scales, such as biofuel production facilities that connect large numbers of small bioreactors to large scale processing equipment, the ramp-up to full production may be a significant consideration in the decision on facility scale.

Commodity market prices Determine the optimal: 1) Regional purchase and supply strategy 2) Facility location 3) Facility scale and process-unit composition 4) Logistical interconnectivity and material flows 5) Production costs The model formulation requires a large amount of information (input data) to be captured analytically within model parameters.

An 8 × 8 rod bundle test facility scaled from a boiling water reactor design was utilized at atmospheric pressure with air and water as working fluids.

Now, a new study from the U.S. National Academies suggests a way to rescue the facility: scaling it down and farming out portions of its proposed research to existing animal pathogen labs around the country.

However, their programme focus was mainly not on health facility scale-up, and therefore was not considered in this paper.

Each individual's congestion at a visit is proportional to the total number of visits at that facility scaled by α j.

Under the Soviet Union's Semashko model of health services [ 20, 21], rural primary care was delivered through an out-patient medical facility scaled to the size of the village and its environs.