Sentence examples for high shaft from inspiring English sources
The experimental results showed that the proposed method could effectively identify the wear fault on the high shaft of a wind turbine gearbox.
Also, the results show that, under extremely high shaft speed, the high shear effects on aerated oil and the high-temperature effects cancel out each other.
Increasing contamination, industry trends for high barrier fluid pressures, coupled with larger shaft diameters and high shaft speeds only serve to exacerbate these issues.
In steel painted Post-it-slip pink, a twenty-five-foot-high shaft supported a massive arrow, which pointed downward, at an angle, to another work in the plaza, "The Dallas Piece" (1978), a typically solemn bronze of organic shapes by Henry Moore.
If you're going out, you can pair a nice set of cowboy boots with a nicer dress for a more casual elegant look, or you can opt for a pair of boots with a higher heel, higher shaft, and/or finer detailing to dress up a look.
This identification is necessary for the overall gas turbine system decomposition into several subsystems, including the axial compressor, high pressure shaft (HP), low pressure shaft (LP) and the exhaust system, shown in Fig. 5.
Soon a riot of pigeons filled the high, narrow shaft formed by the gloomy government buildings looming around.
Equation (10) represents dynamics of the generator speed ω g with generator inertia J g driven by the high speed shaft torque T hs and braking electromagnetic torque T em.
This paper reports the results of failure analysis of a two high gearbox shaft of a gearbox in a hot steel rolling mill in Thailand which fail prematurely after about 15,000 hours of service.
T_{ls} = B_{ls} (theta_{r} - theta_{ls} ) + K_{ls} (omega_{r} - omega_{ls} ) (9 Equation (10) represents dynamics of the generator speed ω g with generator inertia J g driven by the high speed shaft torque (T hs ) and braking electromagnetic torque (T em ).
In contrast, during FC4, the EEQ was much higher at "Shaft" than at "Outlet".
