Sentence examples for higher production capacity from inspiring English sources
It was observed that despite the production of a smaller number-based mean crystal size, the proposed continuous MSMPR operation achieved higher production capacity with shorter mean residence time and comparable product yield to the batch operation.
Under the condition of uniform catalyst concentration distribution, higher pressure and temperature were proposed to achieve a higher production capacity of DME.
The reactivity of a multi-layered monolith catalyst containing Pt and Sn over LaMnO3/La-γ-Al2O3/cordierite, previously studied in a lab-scale plant for producing ethylene via Short Contact Time – Catalytic Partial Oxidation of ethane, has been further and extensively investigated in a bench-scale plant with higher production capacity.
In fact, the price of increased flexibility and decreased inventory costs in MTO systems may be the increased response times and/or a need for maintaining the higher production capacity to accommodate the demand shifts (Hopp and Spearman 2011).
For the solar industrials, the deposition of Al2O3 for PERC is mainly by turn-key plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition (PECVD) technique due to its higher production capacity in comparison with ALD system.
In addition, it was projected to step-up global commercial activity, lead to a higher production capacity in major economies and stabilise the prices of raw materials used across industries, including oil, to reasonable levels.
Using horizontal wells development has a large oil and gas drainage area and high production capacity under the unit pressure.
The investment is high, around 1000 M€, but the production cost of methanol is promising, 0.25 0.35 €/kg with a high production capacity.
This process was introduced in the late 1950s and since has proved to be highly reliable and provided high production capacity units.
Because of their metabolic diversity, high production capacity, secretion efficiency, and capability of carrying out posttranslational modifications, filamentous fungi are widely exploited as efficient cell factories in the production of metabolites, bioactive substances, and native or heterologous proteins, respectively.
