Sentence examples for power generation station from inspiring English sources
Tornado hazard assessment for a single critical facility such as a hospital or a power generation station is well established.
For the CAES power generation station without having the salt cavern gas storage condition, the natural gas pipeline transportation technology can be employed.
With regards to process systems engineering, the proposed network is applied to a fault detection and diagnosis task in a power generation station.
Such a fast model can then be used in the simulation and the control design stage of the whole electric power generation station.
In this paper, different alternative locations for the construction and operation of a liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal station in Cyprus were evaluated, explicitly considering also their connection to the power generation station of Mari and the country׳s gateway.
When these sources are synchronized with thermal power generation stations, there are many issues arising such as increased frequency fluctuations, increased losses and reduced operating efficiency.
New evidence suggests North Korea has circumvented an agreement with the U.S. government to stop development of nuclear weapons in exchange for the gift of two large nuclear power generation stations.
In addition, applications with essential secure electrical energy requirement such as uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), power generation stations and distributed systems can employ fuel cells as their source of energy.
They also emit no noxious gases such as nitrogen dioxide and produce virtually no noise during operation, making them contenders for local municipal power-generation stations.
Solid oxide fuel cells would be designed for use in central power-generation stations where temperature variation could be controlled efficiently and where fossil fuels would be available.
The numerical method demonstrates that Garissa station is unsuitable for grid-connected power generation, while Marsabit station is suitable for both grid-connected and stand-alone power generation activities.
