Sentence examples for high capacity power from inspiring English sources

For these reasons, in many recent constructions of high capacity power units, it was the pump driven by a frequency-controlled electric motor that was selected, not the pump driven by the turbine.

Therefore, in the latest constructions of high capacity power units for supercritical parameters, especially German ones, the system which is most often used is the 2 × 60% or 2×50%0% one, with an electric drive and rotation speed controlled by frequency, as this kind of speed control has a fairly flat efficiency characteristic in a wide range of loads compared to the fluid coupling.

You can already find higher capacity power banks from companies like Anker for less.

"The concentration and centralization of energy in high-capacity power stations corresponded to the concentration of economic power in the big banks," he wrote.

High-temperature superconductors can be found in some trial high-capacity power cables, but they have not made any trains levitate.

Each of the earlier blackouts began when high-capacity power cables failed as the city was drawing record amounts of power during extremely hot summer days, said Phillip F. Schewe, a physicist and writer who is preparing a book on the 1965 blackout.

Even without the energy the offshore turbines could produce, Germany's power grid has been strained by new wind and solar projects on land, compelling the government to invest up to $27 billion over the next decade to build roughly 1,700 miles of high-capacity power lines and to upgrade lines.

HVDC transmission is a common technology for long-distance and high-capacity power transmission [1, 2].

A fundamental precondition for this purpose is the development of high-capacity power lines.

Because of fundamental research on high-capacity power cables, a low AC loss of 0.8 W/m-ph at 3 kA and 73.7 K was achieved.

Apart from two studies by Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt [23, 24], the construction of high-capacity power line corridors between North Africa and Europe is unchartered territory both scientifically and technically speaking.