Sentence examples for maximum thermodynamic efficiencies from inspiring English sources

A thermodynamic efficiency curve (TEC) is developed, which gives an overview of the maximum thermodynamic efficiencies of all possible design alternatives.

Energy-Economic-Environment (3E) models for both cycles were developed and a parametric study was conducted with respect to the maximum thermodynamic efficiencies and minimum cost rate.

The optimization criterion for designing the thermodynamic layout of an organic Rankine cycle is often based on either achieving maximum thermodynamic efficiency or incurring minimum initial specific investment costs.

This maintains maximal thermodynamic efficiency for high-energy phosphate synthesis and channelling, which in the form of PCr is exported into the cytosol (Dolder et al. 2003).

Our analysis is based on the condition that in order to make the results of thermodynamic analyses usable in engineering economics it is the dynamical limit, not the maximum of thermodynamic efficiency, which must be overcome for prescribed process requirements.

Maximum thermodynamic performance is achieved by minimization of the entropy generated in the assemblies.

Two important factors such as maximum thermodynamic stability and large degree of selectivity are crucial in the design of Schiff base metal complexes or ligands for pharmaceutical application.

By considering the impact ionization effects on the efficiency of intermediate band solar cells, Gorji [16] has obtained a thermodynamic efficiency of 81.2%, which was higher than the maximum efficiency of 63.2% for an intermediate band without impact ionization mechanism.

An optimization based on the thermodynamic efficiency yields a lower switching frequency than an optimization based on the maximum cooling capacity.

(b) A hypothetical creature in a thought-experiment on thermodynamic efficiency.

This, in turn, limits their thermodynamic efficiency.