Sentence examples for gas refueling from inspiring English sources

Two transition strategies are reviewed: adapting natural gas refueling infrastructure for future use with H2 and blending renewable hydrogen into the NG system.

Cities must, however, install special natural gas refueling stations (as Snapple has done in Brooklyn).

One of the most important parameter in design of a compressed natural gas refueling station is detailed modeling of fast filling process.

In this work, a new mathematical model was developed to analyze the fast filling process at compressed natural gas refueling stations.

In addition to HRS, the model can be applied to a broad range of industrial applications such as natural gas refueling stations, indoor chiller systems which employ flammable refrigerants, and warehouses equipped with hydrogen-powered forklifts.

The Civic GX is $7,000 more expensive than a gasoline Civic (before the effect of a $4,000 federal tax credit), the range of the vehicle is just 250 miles, and there are only 800 public natural gas refueling stations in the country.

The majority of operational liquefied natural gas (LNG) refueling stations in the world have no boil-off gas (BOG) management and rely on regular LNG delivery to condense the BOG.

The proposed model is validated with an application to the Pennsylvania (PA) Turnpike System regarding the location of liquefied natural gas (LNG) refueling stations on existing service plazas.

Driving a hybrid car instead of a gasoline car also imposes a positive externality of time saved, since less time would be spent at the gas pump, refueling the car.

Because the city — including many people in the art world — has been focused on repair and relief efforts in the Rockaways and on Staten Island, where the storm was most destructive, and working to get the power back on, the subways running and the gas stations refueled, the galleries were on their own.

David Merritt of Rutgers University in Piscataway, New Jersey, says a collision of two galaxies might bring in gas to refuel the "engine" that drives the jets.