Sentence examples for provision of wind from inspiring English sources

The Company also involves in the provision of wind field design and planning, wind field micro-sitting, equipment transportation and installation, installation technology guide, commission, regular maintenance, operational maintenance, spare parts supply and remote data analysis services, among others.

Current data storage and computational capabilities allow the development of a new generation of standards whose provisions on wind loads can be structured as knowledge-based systems drawing the requisite information from large data bases.

Significant discrepancies were found among the provisions of these wind standards in evaluating torsional wind loads on low buildings.

A consensus on the wind directionality issue is needed for the validation by building officials of the wind-tunnel procedure allowed by the ASCE 7-95 Standard, and for the development of provisions for wind loads that use large aerodynamic and climatological databases.

Storage offers the potential to buffer fluctuations in the provision of photovoltaic and wind energy [7, 14, 15]. Figure 1 schematically shows a biogas production chain with typical routes for energy production.

Especially, the market integration of intermittent electricity provision by wind and solar power asks for flexible means in the power system in order to facilitate a secure and sustainable energy supply [3].

The Sierra Club's New Jersey chapter is pressuring the governor – the headline speaker at the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Fla., tonight – to stop dragging his feet in implementing key provisions of an offshore wind bill that Christie signed into law, with no small fanfare, two years ago.

In the meantime, the lion's share of the provision of low-carbon energy will fall to wind power: thousands upon thousands of wind turbines will begin to cover the coastal waters of Britain, as well as our windy hills.

This newly developed system could potentially be used by top-management and engineers of wind turbine manufacturers and wind energy service providers for cleaner energy provision.

As a part of the ongoing National Institute of Standards and Technology research on the development of a new generation of standard provisions for wind loads, we present results of a pilot project on the estimation of wind effects in low-rise building frames.

The landowner may want copies of wind resource information related to the site and the developer will want a confidentiality provision in the lease.