Sentence examples for feed carbon from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the hydrogen production rate tended to increase with the increase of reaction temperature and WHSV, as well as with the decrease of the feed carbon number.
Runs for 20 wt.% of petroleum coke in the feed at different equivalence ratios and particle sizes showed positive synergetic effects for syngas yield (up to 61.0 mol/kg of feed), H2 + CO yield (up to 33.2 mol/kg of feed), carbon efficiency (up to 70.2%), and lower heating value (up to 9020 kJ/m3).
Detailed experimental investigations were carried out over a wide range of operating parameters such as reforming temperature from 500 °C 850 °C, feed carbon dioxide to ethanol molar ratio from 0.5 to 2 and space-time from 19.0 to 41.8 kg cat h/kmol of ethanol fed.
GreenShift is working on technology to feed carbon dioxide to algae and then harvest the algae as if they were corn stalks.
After the final steady state, the dilution rate was set at 0.03 h−1 and the total feed carbon concentration was decreased to 30 mM with 60% originating from methanol.
But the unrest that led to that labor action arguably stems from the same situation environmentalists blame for the dumping: the notorious impunity of many multinationals in the Global South, particularly in the energy sectors, which exploit poor countries' resources and workers to feed carbon-burning industries abroad.
The overview presented herein concludes that microdiesel production using non-feed carbon sources and genetically engineered microbes shows much promise.
The Arizona system works by feeding carbon dioxide into the greenhouse through pressurized tanks.
In return for supplying the minerals, the bacteria were fed carbon and nitrogen compounds by the cactus.
Another is a closed, sunless system that feeds carbon from feed stock such as sugarcane to algae plants in fermentation tanks.
The fly on the right is a control; the one in the middle was fed carbon black while a larva; and the fly on the left was fed multi-walled carbon nanotubes while a larva.
