Sentence examples for grid supplies from inspiring English sources
The name signifies the large resources that a computer network, or grid, supplies, and the dynamic nature of those resources.
And so the problem of management and control of grid supplies has to be solved – and that is political first, and then managerial and technical.
Since the PV array initially does not provide any power (modes "000" and "001"), the grid supplies 10 kW of active power to the battery.
Further, considering the dynamic data arrival with hybrid energy harvesting and power grid supplies, [7] proposes the optimal reverse multi-stage WF policy.
Similarly for mode "111", the PEV battery supplies 10 kW of active power to the grid, the PV array is generating 12.5 kW of active power while the grid supplies 10 kvar of reactive power.
As can be seen from Fig. 5, the range of V pv is limited to within 400 V to 600 V. Depending on the state of the PEV battery, the grid supplies and receives active power accordingly.
A blueprint for low-carbon buildings is also being considered, and longer term the NHS could develop its own energy grid supplied by renewables on its land.
As is the case for the one-third of Chinese wind turbines that are not yet connected to the grid, supply from the desalination plant is being partly held up by the shortcomings of the distribution infrastructure.
Most important was the co-generation system, which operating in parallel with the grid supply is not only the base source of electricity for the office tower but also provides heating for the building and for hot water.
B Lewis, by email There is certainly a general assumption that electric cars are "cleaner" than petrol/diesel/hybrid cars, but you are quite right to point out that electric cars cannot claim to be "emissions free" if they are powered from an energy grid supplied by power stations burning coal or gas.
We do know that most EV drivers charge the car at night when the amount of coal burnt to produce electricity is at it's lowest, we know that coal makes up under 30% of the UK grid supply during peak times.
