Sentence examples for higher calorific value from inspiring English sources
RDF is a value added material with a higher calorific value and a homogeneous particle size.
It is found that wood block of size less than 50 mm has higher calorific value of 3.978 MJ/Nm3 and when coconut shells are mixed with wood, the calorific value obtained is highest i.e. 4.865 MJ/Nm3.
In general the peak in radiative heat flux for the Russian semi-anthracite at 68% recycle ratio compared to the South African bituminous coal on air is slightly higher reflecting the effect of oxygen enrichment and the higher calorific value of the semi-anthracite.
Biomass gasification in fluidized bed system by using air steam mixture as the gasifying agent is a promising way of utilizing biomass because it produces a gaseous fuel having relatively higher calorific value as well as higher hydrogen content with minimum or no heat addition to the gasifier.
A lower moisture content of briquettes implies a higher calorific value.
All too often, however, the higher calorific value of diesel fuel is not taken into account.
This leads to higher calorific values of the biogas and avoids the presence of corrosive gases like hydrogen sulfide, which could cause damages to engines and pipes if remaining in the biogas (Ryckebosch et al. 2011).
With high calorific value and the environmental friendly features, hydrogen has been attached much importance.
Artichoke waste was found to have high calorific value (HHV = 19.1 MJ/kg) and low ash content (A = 3.8 wt%).
The dried and homogenized waste-derived Stabilat® fuel has a relatively high calorific value and contains high volatile matter which makes it suitable for gasification.
