Sentence examples for heat exploitation from inspiring English sources

Required distance between doublet systems in low enthalpy geothermal heat exploitation is often not fully elucidated.

This study describes the low temperature waste heat exploitation during enhanced crude oil development providing a 600 900 kW continuous electric power supply under deteriorating and oscillating thermal boundary conditions.

This paper is dealing with the development of a new type of shell-structured solar collector for the heat exploitation of solar energy for building use and to determine its thermal efficiency.

These cycles combined with appropriate geometrical adaptations and with advanced, temperature resistant ceramics, alloys and other materials have the potential to further optimize the waste heat management exploitation in aero engines.

The ending of district heating systems' exploitation concessions in 2015 offers a window of opportunity for municipalities, local communities and perhaps citizen's energy cooperatives to consider decentralised CHP.

Shallow geothermal energy refers to systems frequently using heat pumps for exploitation of near-surface environments characterized by temperatures <20°C and depths <400 m (Stober et al. 2009).

-- which he answers with the stinging, compelling heat of the exploitation thriller.

Solar and heat protection or exploitation techniques may involve thermal improvement by the use of outdoor and semi-outdoor spaces, layout and external finishing, solar control and shading of building surfaces, thermal insulation, control of internal gains, and so on.

The calibrated numerical model contributed to optimisation of the BTES operation by simulation of various cycles of injection and exploitation of heat with an objective to minimise the loss of heat due to dissipation to the ground.

Nevertheless, local communities are still investing in 'becoming green', through various means including turbine exploitation, local heat planning and privately owned solar power.

In this paper, we focus on the geological aspects of hydrothermal systems, i.e. genesis and exploitation of heat and the hydrothermal aspects through the process of reinjection (see Figure 2), while no attempt is made to review the corresponding economics and industrial processes.