Sentence examples for given waste from inspiring English sources
For a given waste feed-in flow considered in our computation of about 110 kg/h the power output obtained is about 50 kWel.
The optimum exergy efficiency and overall capital cost are 13.98% and 129.28 × 104 USD, respectively, under the given waste heat conditions.
The precise energy savings for any given waste stream depends on its composition, according to Jeffrey Morris, an economist and environmental consultant with Sound Resource Management Group Inc. in Olympia, Washington.
The exergy efficiency, total heat transfer capability and turbine size parameter are selected as three objective functions to maximize the exergy efficiency, and minimize the total heat transfer capability and turbine size parameter under the given waste heat conditions.
The thermodynamic parameters of the supercritical CO2 power cycle is optimized with exergy efficiency as an objective function by means of genetic algorithm (GA) under the given waste heat condition.
The exergy efficiency and overall capital cost are selected as two objective functions to maximize the exergy efficiency and minimize the overall capital cost under the given waste heat conditions.
Another possibility is to use a modified organism that grows on a given waste-related substrate that can be preferentially (or exclusively) used, and may be degraded, by the synthetic organism.
A growing number of companies are also developing innovative ways to give waste a second lease of life.
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Characterization of radioactive waste gives important waste material parameters and enables its classification according to national regulations.
As a waste management philosophy, utmost emphasis is given to waste volume minimization at all stages of design, operation and maintenance [1].
