'monthly capacity' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever referring to the amount of something (usually a product or task) that can be completed in a month. For example: The factory increased its monthly capacity of widgets by 50%.
Table 8 shows the estimated monthly capacity factor values.
Chang and Tu (2007) analyzed monthly energy output and monthly capacity factor of a wind farm.
Figure 11 Comparison of measured and corrected estimated monthly capacity factors of wind turbine.
x t number of dialysis done in period t. k i monthly capacity of unit i in US$.
Corrected monthly capacity factors shown in Table 9 does not give a comprehensible result, as monthly wind profile may vary from 1 year to another year.
Analytically, estimated values of monthly capacity factor are to be corrected for machine non-availability, grid non-availability, air density losses, and wake effect losses.
Based on the average number of dialysis per month, the staff level, the regular working hours, the percentage of working time on the dialysis unit, the need of machine maintenance and repair and on the hypothesis that the staff is working on their maximum capacity level the following monthly capacities were obtained (Table 2).
In an instance of unexpected heat consumption, the occupant could still achieve the monthly heat capacity consumption target as long as heat stroke risk is avoided.
In addition, using this administration table of targets and results enables determining whether modification of the monthly heat capacity consumption target is necessary.
Table 2 Monthly treatment capacities per staff member or machine Cost Category Capacity [dialyses per month] Employment full-time equivalent [share] Dialysis machine 52 - Nurse 23 1.00 Nephrologist 111 0.70 Registrar 56 0.31 Nutritionist 442 0.50 Biomedical Engineer 221 1.00 Health attendants 111 1.00 Source: Muhimbili National Hospital (MNH).
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