Sentence examples for maximum achievable efficiency from inspiring English sources
The uncontrolled state is, by definition, not manipulable and defines the maximum achievable efficiency.
Accurate predictions of turbine efficiency are included in the optimization procedure to take into account the influence of the thermodynamic cycle parameters, fluid properties and size on the maximum achievable efficiency.
In this regard, we argue that decreasing the thickness below around 40 μm is counter-productive, as it significantly reduces the maximum achievable efficiency, even when an optimal light trapping is implemented.
With a three-end integration the maximum achievable efficiency is 40.1%, with a four-end integration of the membrane an overall efficiency of 40.7% including CO2 compression with 90% capture can be achieved for a hard coal fired power plant of 1210 MWth compared to 45.9% efficiency for a reference power plant without carbon sequestration.
Combination of germ water and B-vitamins was also investigated to determine the maximum achievable ethanol efficiency.
The idea of reducing maximum achievable quantum efficiency with modifiers that represent these influences is the basis of the 3-PG model (Landsberg and Waring 1997).
To determine the maximum achievable cycle efficiency and optimal cycle variables, an Aspen Plus flowsheet including accurate first-principle models of the main equipment units has been developed and combined with a black-box optimization algorithm.
According to (4), the maximum achievable spectral efficiency is capped at bit/s/Hz, and because HeNBs only serve one femto UE, with all available resources being allocated to this UE, this equates to a maximum downlink capacity of 39.6 Mbps.
The link reliability is usually quantified in terms of outage probability or average error rate [5, 6], while the ergodic capacity addresses the spectral efficiency of wireless links, defined as the maximum achievable average spectrum efficiency [7, 8].
In that work, the aim was to maximize the energy recovery from the process streams that renders the maximum achievable net global efficiency.
The limitation in NA consequently constitutes a limitation in the maximum achievable light-matter coupling efficiency.
