Sentence examples for maximum conversion efficiencies from inspiring English sources

Porous media significantly enhances the upper flame stability limits and maximum conversion efficiencies (3.8%, 4.03%, and 3.73% at ϕ = 1, 0.9 and 0.8 at 10 m/s).

The maximum conversion efficiencies attained by DSSCs so far (approximately 11%), although considerably lower than those of silicon solar cells, may meet the requirements of many practical applications [1, 3].

With this cell design we have found maximum conversion efficiencies up to 14% which is degraded from an intrinsic membrane conversion efficiency of ∼25% mainly by parasitic charge-transfer resistance.

The maximum conversion efficiency of 96.25% was achieved.

The maximum conversion efficiency calculated using COMSOL code increased to 1.58%.

Eventually, the maximum conversion efficiency obtained for TiO2/1.0 wt.% In2S3-DSSC is 5.80%.

We demonstrate maximum conversion efficiency of 73% under illumination by non-concentrated sunlight.

And for different operating temperatures, the maximum conversion efficiency and maximum stress level of TE materials are also investigated, individually.

This is clearly desirable for microwave heating applications, resulting in maximum conversion efficiency of electromagnetic energy into heat.

To date, the triple-junction cells reach a maximum conversion efficiency of approximately 42%, in the case of concentrator cells.

The maximum conversion efficiency of the DSSC was 5.1% and decreased by 6% under a 90° bending.