Sentence examples for flexible conversion from inspiring English sources

Conceptual designs of lead-cooled and liquid salt-cooled fast flexible conversion ratio reactors were developed.

This paper presents the neutronic design of a liquid salt cooled fast reactor with flexible conversion ratio.

A 2400 MWth liquid-salt cooled flexible conversion ratio reactor was designed, utilizing the ternary chloride salt NaCl KCl MgCl2 (30–20–50%) as coolant.

In this work, we performed an evaluation of decay heat power of advanced, fast spectrum, lead and molten salt-cooled reactors, with flexible conversion ratio.

This paper reports on an application of the ADP to the selection of an ultimate heat sink for the Flexible Conversion Ratio (FCR) reactor's Passive Secondary Auxiliary Cooling System (PSACS).

The power converters based on dynamic modelling and controllers designed by feedback control theory can supply high quality power with flexible conversion functions, leading to the establishment of reliable power management for UPS applications.

Advocates of legalizing some of these units — the ones that are safe or can be made safe by adding doors and windows and are not prone to flooding — are now focusing on those that could easily come into compliance if laws were more flexible or conversion rules and costs more manageable.

This policy environment facilitated the development and establishment of flexible biomass conversion facilities.

To realize flexible color conversion or emitting devices, it is desirable to synthesize composite materials consisting of NCs and polymers, in which the thermally stable semiconductor NCs work as the color-emission centers and the transparent polymers as the embedding matrix materials [6, 7].

Reversible solid oxide cells (RSOCs) are single-unit, all solid-state, electrochemical devices that can operate in both the fuel cell (SOFC) and electrolysis (SOEC) mode, thus acting as flexible energy conversion and storage systems, particularly to store intermittent renewable energy, such as wind or solar [2, 3, 4].

As commercial interest in flexible power-conversion devices increases, the demand is growing for high-performance alternatives to brittle inorganic thermoelectric materials.