Sentence examples for usable gas from inspiring English sources

The cost of import terminals that turn LNG into usable gas has fallen sharply, with customers now able to rent floating facilities when they need them, rather than building costly ones on land.

The waste that is fed into the biobag during the coldest months can take up to 30 days to digest and produce gas so that the waste that the farmer feeds in today will produce usable gas only in about a month's time.

The designers were asked to generate design proposals for a safe and usable gas lamp (used mainly when camping) after they had consulted the findings from an observational study on the usage of the gas lamps and the replacement of the pierceable cartridge.

Though leakage is higher, the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) is investigating whether the usable gas is far lower than estimated in gas company projections.

That CO2 would have to be separated to make the natural gas usable.

Conversion of large, remote deposits of natural gas into usable liquids appears to be on the edge of commercial viability.

A big reason is that even a very good gasoline engine is only about 18percentt efficient in turning the gas into usable energy; the rest of the fuel is consumed by friction or expelled as exhaust.

Such biofuels derived from low-input, high-diversity mixtures of native grassland perennials can provide more usable energy, greater greenhouse gas reductions and less emission than solid biofuels and less agrochemical pollution per hectare than corn grain ethanol or rapeseed biodiesel.

Today, at universities like Stanford and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and in national laboratories like Argonne and Lawrence Berkeley, scientists are developing technologies that could power a post-oil age — batteries nearly as rich in usable energy as gasoline, which would make cars like the Volt, with their gas-burning backup engines, historical artifacts.

The energy in biomass may be realised either by direct use as in combustion, or by upgrading into a more valuable and usable fuel such as fuel gas, fuel oil, transport fuel or higher value products for the chemical industry.

Biomass gasification has attracted great interest recently for its great potential as a thermal degradation method that converts biomass or carbonaceous solids into combustible gases with a usable heating value.