Sentence examples for maximising the net from inspiring English sources

The optimum number of plates in each heat exchanger is obtained by maximising the net present value (NPV) of electricity savings.

First, this is done for selected fixed design conditions, which is followed by optimisation of the process conditions for each route by maximising the net energy ratio (NER), based on upstream energy consumption and biodiesel yield.

The model is applicable for systems involving multiple contaminants, and is capable of predicting which water demand should be eliminated or reduced; how much external source is needed; which wastewater source should be reused/recycled, regenerated or discharged; and finally specify the minimum water network configuration for maximising the net annual savings at a desired payback period.

In this work, the application of one of these process schemes (lean vapour compression or LVC) has been evaluated and optimised based on maximising the net present value (NPV) of the process scheme savings (including capital investment), rather than minimising energy demand in the form of equivalent work.

When maximising the net farm energy the crop mix is 50% each of winter wheat (where 75% of the RB209 recommendation of N fertiliser is applied and the cereal straw is baled) and winter field beans.

Barley straw price tracks the price of wheat straw with the former valued at £16 t−1 more than the latter (average of a single years' price data, Anon, 2011e); When maximising the net farm energy the model will always bale cereal straw regardless of the price (even if it has no monetary value).

The objective considered in the design is economical to maximise the net present value (NPV) of the system.

No one actually makes day-to-day decisions while thinking about how to maximise the net present value of their future income.

Optimal foraging theory predicts that such animals should spend more time in patches that enable them to maximise the net rate of energy and nutrient gain.

We study the problem to maximise the net economic benefit of an investment plan by selecting from a portfolio of candidate projects within a given budget constraint.

The aim is to determine a set of non-dominated trade-off optimal solutions, called the Pareto set, which simultaneously maximises the net power output and minimises the fuel consumption.