Sentence examples for higher steam from inspiring English sources

Engines for all the types of warships steadily improved as stronger metals made possible higher steam pressures and weight reduction.

The improvements introduced by Evans, Trevithick, and others (e.g., three separate expansion cycles and higher steam temperatures) increased the efficiency of the steam engine to roughly 17 percent by 1900.

This economic benefit was enhanced for power plants with higher steam parameters and larger capacity.

In addition, higher steam molar fraction would enhance the operation of SOSE with lower potential.

This enlargement enables the HRSG to generate higher steam rate and thus, save fuel in the natural gas boiler.

In addition to this effect, the approach predicts higher possible district heating capacities due to higher steam flows to the condenser in the simulation.

The specific surface area loss after hydrothermal treatment for the porous pure SiO2 sample and the TiO2-, the ZrO2-, and the Nb2O5-doped SiO2 samples was respectively 51%, 40%, 29% and 28%, confirming a higher steam-stability for the doped silica membranes.

The inherent high steam velocities, however, tend to result in high losses and poor stage efficiencies.

The hardiest hikers could continue on to Terminal Geyser, with its spouting 20-foot high steam plume.

As is typical of the trade center site, just next to this wall was a mountain of super-compacted debris perhaps 70 feet high, steam still rising.

In the United States, the most efficient plants achieve around 40percentt efficiency, because they do not use the highest steam temperatures being adopted in China.