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Discover LudwigThe phrase "run at low capacity" is correct and usable in written English
This phrase can be used to describe a situation where something (generally a machine or a system) is operating at a reduced rate or output. For example, "The car factory had to run at low capacity due to a lack of employees."
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Without being paid by consumers the distribution companies cannot pay the private electricity generators, who in turn cannot pay their fuel bills, forcing them to shut down or run at low capacity.
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Moreover, with Renault factories running at low capacity, cars were pricey; the slightest market downturn led to losses, as happened in 1996, three years after the Volvo breakup, when Renault had a net loss of just over $1 billion.
As such many of the large scale renewable energy farms are running at low capacity factors.
The iLA Activve® (Novalung, Germany) is based on the same principle, but uses a small portable diagonal pump and operational console and has the capacity to run at low or high flow rates (0.5 4.5 l/min).
If the latter of these, then the number of gas power plants required will be a lot lower or those that have been constructed will have to run at very low capacity levels.
Now Sardinia is blighted by closed factories and mines operating at low capacity.
This implies that health centres may not always run at 80% capacity, since more remote areas may have a very low population density.
Turbines were run at full capacity until they broke, then were abandoned.
In the second year the RO plant started to run at full capacity.
Run at 50% capacity and the losses are great, whether you are General Motors or Toyota Motor.
This is due to the facilities not being run at maximum capacity.
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