Sentence examples for plants heat from inspiring English sources

These plants heat water to higher temperatures and pressures than earlier designs, so that less coal is burned to produce the same kilowatt-hours of electricity.

The accord seeks to hold global warming to no more than 2C above pre-industrial levels to limit rising temperatures that have been linked to increasing economic damage from desertification, extinctions of animals and plants, heat waves, floods and rising sea levels.

Inside these plants, heat transfer fluids, e.g., molten salts, are used for energy transport as well as storage [1].

These are primarily natural gas burners, solar thermal plants, heat pumps, photovoltaic systems, air conditioning and to a lesser extent cooling water and waste heat.

For a set of n plants, heat transfer leading effectively to energy savings occurs at temperature levels between the pinch points of supplying and receiving plants.

In many industrial fields related to energy conversion, e.g., nuclear power plants, heat pump, and electronics, improving the performance of boiling heat transfer based on surface treatment and modification is a key issue [1 3].

"There is so much that moves on the river, not just coal and grain products, but you've got cement, steel for construction, chemicals for manufacturing plants, petroleum plants, heating oil.

In the past, security researchers have used Shodan to expose insecure and poorly protected computers controlling industrial plants, power plants, heating and ventilation systems and CCTV streams.

The transformation output is differentiated according to the individual energy transformation plants p (coking plant, blast furnace, refinery, power stations, cogeneration plants, heating stations and gas production).

Using a thermographic camera, the authors could show that leaves of atabcg40 plants heated up much slower when exposed to ABA, indicating a higher transpiration rate in response to ABA and osmotic stress.

For example, direct energy use can be reduced by 50% in the manufacture of coke and sinter through plant heat recovery, and the use of waste fuel and coal moisture control.