Sentence examples for scrap outputs from inspiring English sources

In order to identify the raw material inlet flows, it is first necessary to perform a sizing of the plant components and to collect information about the weights, main materials, production processes, and scrap outputs of all relevant pieces of equipment needed to build the plant.

As an old BBC hand, it troubles me to see the debate about the director general's proposed scrapping of output quotas and spinning off in-house TV production so heavily skewed in the range of voices invited to comment (If the BBC scraps output quotas and spins off TV production, what impact will it have on the industry?, 14 July).

This occurs if the total number of samples that the production line can manufacture is limited so that it is not possible to make extra product samples to compensate for the scrapped output.

Composting can help the city manage its huge trash output, and a growing number of restaurants already separate their scraps for organic-waste pickup.

The main conclusion of this study was that through optimisation of machine build parameters a desired response is possible and compromises between output responses such as scrap and production time can be identified.

Plans for new shafts and smelters were hastily scrapped and forward output targets were reduced.

It all comes back to ROI for customers, which always comes from more uptime, less scrap and more good quality output".

The output rate of 5.5in is still only around 50%-60 50%-60h means display makers have to scrap almost half of the substandard output, said a person at a display component supplier.

There's an inarguably voyeuristic appeal in scouring through an author's collected output for scraps, which is probably one of the reasons why Kafka asked his friends to burn his leftovers (we have Max Brod to thank for defying his friend's wishes).

But the upward trend is mainly due to rising demand (especially in Asia) for stainless steel, which accounts for two-thirds of nickel output, and by dwindling supplies of nickel-bearing steel scrap from Russia.

In a view that looking at individual production waste outputs could maximise the material reuse or recycling capability, gaining information about the type of scrap materials could inform the development of composite reuse/recycling supply chain.