"oil generator" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a type of machine that runs on oil and produces electricity. Example: The remote village was without electricity for weeks until the government installed an oil generator to provide power to the community.
This allows better hot oil generator performance and increased heating capacity, both in the context of new design and retrofit.
First, the hot oil generator and the hot oil network were examined separately, in order to discuss the nature of hot oil system design.
In re-circulating hot oil systems, hot oil from the hot oil generator is supplied to a network of heaters that usually has a parallel configuration.
In second step, the design of the overall hot oil system was developed by investigating the interactions between the hot oil network design and the hot oil generator performance.
A model of hot oil systems was then developed to examine the performance of the hot oil generator to recirculation flow rate and return temperature, as well as to predict heating efficiency.
There are now markets for rocket stoves, vegetable-oil generators, solar refrigerators, cheap wind generators and reusable water bottles used as solar lamps.
He bought an oil-fueled generator two years ago, but he said it was improperly installed and ventilated.
In front of it stood a five-ton air-conditioning unit, and somewhere in the distance an oil-fired generator was producing the electricity to power the unit.
Electricity for all this comes from an oil-powered generator, which had to be turned off occasionally during filming as the generator room is only a few yards from the Tribal Council building.
"What we need more of now are acetylene torches, plastic respirators with filters, helmets with mining lights with batteries in them, welding goggles, nonsaline eyewash, 30-weight oil for generators, small shovels".
The four oil thermal generators are represented as binary Markov models [11].
