Sentence examples for incorporating fuel from inspiring English sources

Transportation industries are incorporating fuel cell hybrid vehicles to lower the levels of polluting emissions.

I am not sure if this is a good idea or not but Toshiba announced at CEATEC 2008 it will soon start incorporating fuel cells in a number of its products, i.e. digital cameras and notebooks.

In order to design superior integrated systems, [18] reviewed the existing design options for heating systems incorporating fuel cell micro-CHP in dwellings, motivating a new methodology considering all possible interconnections of plant.

In order to investigate the effects of dilution on liftoff height, we employed a concentric burner incorporating fuel, oxidizer and co-flow gas nozzles.

They examined specific areas like the ease of incorporating fuel stations and producing hydrogen, and the safety precautions involved with distributing and using hydrogen, a very explosive fuel.

But bidders were informed by the state in March 2000 that their submissions had to include a proposal incorporating fuel cells manufactured by a subsidiary of United Technologies, according to both the legislative report and the prospectus given to bondholders who advanced the money for the fuel cells.

In addition, the selected approach incorporates fuel effects on combustion and the impact of fuel properties on the flame temperature, as well as on the droplet evaporation rate.

The model incorporates fuel and energy statistics, building register data, demographic parameters and technical characters of heating into a single framework, allowing explorations of fuel and heat source changes, heating electricity procurement and energy conservation.

The Advisor incorporates fuel quality information, furnace operating conditions, as well as some basic furnace design information to estimate the maximum boiler load potential, fuel cost/MWh, deposition tendency, mercury compliance, ash resistivity, corrosion potential, and backpass erosion potential.

Vehicle interlocks incorporate fuel-cell breath-testing systems to ensure the driver has a zero BAC (generally defined as BAC < 0.02).

Incorporating the fuel consumption and CO2 emissions into existing planning methods for vehicle routing was introduced by Bektaş and Laporte (2011).