Sentence examples for heat rates from inspiring English sources
Part-load operation, with its attendant loss of efficiency, always leads to higher heat rates.
From this equation, ω can be estimated by measuring the temperature of the current peak at two different heat rates (β1 = 3.75 °C min−1 and β2 = 6 °C min−1).
According to the results, taking radiation effects into consideration does not change the temperature distribution inside the refrigerator significantly; however the heat rates are affected drastically.
Parameters examined include energy storage round-trip efficiency, degradation, service life, upstream production burden, and heat rates of charging and displaced generation technologies.
Steam temperatures climbed from about 180 °C (saturated steam) to 315 °C (superheated steam) and eventually to 510 °C over the same time period, while heat rates decreased from about 38,000 to below 10,000 Btus per kilowatt-hour.
He said Energy Future's earnings had increased since the takeover and the company could be worth a lot more if gas prices and "heat rates" -- a measure of how efficiently power plants are operating -- increased.
Each was asked to imagine a rowing race while their breathing and heat rate were measured.
These parameters included template concentration, heat rate, and stirring speed.
So correction curves for power and heat rate are generated.
The lower the heat rate, the less the thermal energy required and the better the efficiency.
