Sentence examples for the combined efficiency from inspiring English sources

The power of the diesel-ORC system becomes 592 kW while the combined efficiency is calculated as 0.349.

In a process variant in which the expansion turbine for the oxygen depleted air is co-fired, the combined efficiency reaches 46.1%.

A second case study is also studied where the combined efficiency of the PEMFC and TEG is selected as an objective in replacement of the maximum TEG output power.

For rapid estimation of the MPPS and ME, we derived their explicit expressions by simplifying the formulas for the impaction, diffusion and interception deposition and differentiating the combined efficiency with respect to the particle size.

In the spectral beam combining experiment of two fiber lasers with a microlens array, the combined efficiency is 77% with the output power of 695 mW and the beam quality factor (M2x ) of 1.27, and for the system without the microlens array, the combining efficiency is 75% with the output power of 660 mW and the beam quality factor (M2x) of 1.31.

The combined efficiency of treatment was over 95%%, of which 33%% corresponded to the solar photochemical process and 62 % to the biological process.

The combined efficiencies of transformation and homologous recombination (with as few as 450 bp of homology) in C. bescii allow us to use non-replicating plasmids for genetic manipulation.

Also, we implemented further a proof-of-principle experiment for coherent beam combination based on the 5×5 NPDG sample, and the results show that the combining efficiency is as high as 65.7%.

where n refers to the transmission number, SINR i is the SINR for the ith transmission/retransmission of the same packet, and η is the combining efficiency, used to model the non-ideality of the combining process.

But five years into the program, a significant gap has emerged between the actual, combined efficiency of vehicles sold and what was expected when the policy was written.

Currently, the only U.S. market-ready cars rated by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency whose combined efficiency surpasses the ambitious White House goal get at least some of their power from an electrical outlet.