Sentence examples for for a hydro from inspiring English sources
He also persuaded a bank to lend him the money for a hydro turbine powered by the river that runs through the site: this now produces so much electricity that powering the lodge uses just 2% of its output (the rest is sold to the National Grid).
Plans have been unveiled for a hydro electric scheme in Snowdonia which could create enough power to run the National Trust's Welsh properties.
This paper presents the design of proportional integral derivative (PID) based load frequency control (LFC) scheme effectively optimized through novel combination of bacteria foraging oriented particle swarm optimization (BFO-PSO) technique for a hydro dominating energy system model.
This month, after the Rudinjska River was displaced to pave the way for a hydro plant ― allegedly without a permit ― villagers marched en masse to rechannel it back to its original course.
Eichelmann said that, if passed, the list will open the floodgates for a hydro boom in these countries, adding, "The EU must influence this dam craze in the Balkan accession countries and stop fuelling it".
In New Zealand environmentalists are horrified that Meridian Energy has been given the okay for a dam that, according to Forest & Bird Top of the South field officer, "would result in the greatest inundation of conservation land for a hydro scheme".
A teleoperation system for a hydro-static transmission (HST) drive crawler-type robotic vehicle is described in this paper.
In addition, the proposed hybrid algorithm was examined for Karun-4 reservoir in Iran as an example for a hydro-power generation dam.
To model the expansion planning problem for a hydro-thermal power producer, we propose a novel decomposition algorithm, based on Benders decomposition.
Long-term variability and change of soil moisture are assessed for a hydro-climatic observation record that extends over the whole 20th century in a major Swedish drainage basin.
The proposal for a hydro-electric barrier to generate 8.6 GW and meet five percent of Britain's power needs, is being opposed by some environmental groups.
