Sentence examples for medium capacity from inspiring English sources

In this work, medium capacity controlled heating system is designed and constructed.

This work presents a preliminary process synthesis and an economic evaluation for a medium capacity GR-FT plant.

The case study here presented deals with modernization of an industrial combined heat and power (CHP) plant located in a medium capacity steelworks industrial site.

The study estimates that cities would need to cough up between $10m and $20m per mile to put in place a medium capacity system, and there are also only a few "credible" companies, says the report, who can deliver a personal rapid transit project within a couple of years.

The interest for highly efficient and modular CSP plants of small to medium capacity (5 kWE–5 MWE) is growing: organic Rankine cycle (ORC) power systems stand out in terms of efficiency, reliability and cost-effectiveness in such power-range.

For a medium capacity (0.0875 0.175 m3/s) hypothetical collector well at the same site, potential exists for a portion of the river water nitrate and atrazine to enter the well during flood periods.

For optimized extraction of EPS and IPS, Cordyceps cicadae culture was grown in media with different medium capacities.

However, no significant difference (p < 0.05 %) were observed in EPS and IPS production in the medium capacities from 150 to 250 mL.

For optimized extraction, different factors considered for the design were carbon sources, nitrogen sources, and ratio of carbon to nitrogen sources, temperature, pH value, medium capacities, rotation speed and culture time.

As some cities, particularly Type II large cities, only have moderate passenger traffic and limited financial resources, it is likely that the strong demand for low-to-medium capacity and low-cost urban rail transit systems, such as light rail, monorail, and trams, will grow significantly.

In the future, the relaxation of urban household registration policies, the development of urban agglomerations and metropolitan areas, and the construction of state-level new areas will create potentials for the accelerated development of urban rapid transit systems with a low-to-medium capacity, such as urban rapid transit, trams, light rail, monorail, and low-to-medium-speed maglev trains.