Sentence examples for output for a given engine from inspiring English sources

While the diesel engine has the disadvantage of high initial cost, the propane-burning engine has the disadvantage of lower output for a given engine displacement.

Combustion analysis on the other hand allowed to identify improvements on the basis of accelerated combustion caused by the hydrogen as well as the reduced gas exchange losses due to EGR and associated less required throttling for a given engine output.

In an output pattern, we used "-" to denote that the output for a given input pattern is unknown.

Considering the identified customer needs for these two applications, the results of the study indicate that alpha-type Stirling engines are more appropriate for industrial waste heat recovery, e.g. heat treating furnaces and cement kilns, having a power output 50% higher for a given efficiency then other engine types.

For a given output, the medium-speed engine is lighter and more compact than the low-speed alternative, and it is usually lower in initial cost.

Productivity measures how many worker hours are needed for a given unit of output during a given time period; when hours fall relative to output, labor productivity increases.

They deliver a constant output with negligible pulsations for a given rotor speed.

Vane pumps deliver a constant output with negligible pulsations for a given rotor speed.

They deliver a steady output with negligible pulsations for a given rotor speed.

The internal-combustion engine energy-distribution mechanism comprises a first pulley-set and a second pulley-set, whereby it is possible to adjust its radius ratio and change the output load according to the road-surface, output speed and corresponding load to maintain an optimal operating state of engine for a given generator rotational-speed.

In spite of their small size and weight for a given power output and their low exhaust emissions compared to gasoline engines, the disadvantages of high manufacturing costs, low thermal efficiency, and poor part-load and idling performance have proven gas-turbine cars to be uneconomical and impractical.