Sentence examples for operating stage from inspiring English sources
Raluy et al. showed that more than 90% of the environmental loads (energy use, raw materials, emissions, and waste products) of desalination plants are associated with the operating stage of the plants, with less than 10% of the load attributed to construction and end-of-life emissions [12].
Real-time simulation experiments are presented for each operating stage.
However they have lower annual energy consumption and environmental impact during the operating stage, as well as for the overall life span.
The COP value in an operating mode with a constant heat transfer fluid water temperature and flow rate increased until the system entered into the stable operating stage.
For the normal operating stage that follows, lower roughness amplitude, lower slide-to-roll ratio, higher rolling velocity and lower contact pressures are observed to lead to reduced micro-pitting activity.
Moreover, these measures have generally been taken only after fully fledged design of the process or at the operating stage, thus making the preventive/abatement measure a costly affair.
The program tabulates total costs as well as costs by each of 20 operating stages and by accounts and subaccounts.
Moreover, the inversion of the air flow direction between the operating stages is not needed to achieve suitable levels of dehumidification, enabling a design simplification.
One of the major tools for power system operators is optimal power flow (OPF) which is an important tool in both planning and operating stages, designed to optimize a certain objective over power network variables under certain constraints.
Due to the ever-growing utilization of solar photovoltaic plants, either via grid-connection or stand-alone networks, dramatic changes can be anticipated in both power system planning and operating stages.
The combustion turbogenerator 14th order model reproduces the whole dynamics in all operating stages, at start-up, from turngear-speed up to synchronization-speed, synchronization, and generation, from minimum-load up to peak-load conditions.
