Sentence examples for water for producing from inspiring English sources

The variables for the ZnO growth contained current density and time for electrodeposition of Ni layer, growth temperature, growth time, mixed gas flow rate, gas ratio of O2/CH4, flow rate of N2 gas for carrying H2O vapor, and temperature of water for producing H2O vapor.

The discussions typically focus on the remaining oil potential and tapping method, such as subdivisional water injection, wells acidification, profile modification for injection wells and reservoir fracturing, reperforating and water plugging for producing wells (Ji 2014; Yuan 2014; Zhao 2014).

Mountain reservoirs are hydraulic structures in mountains, used in ski resorts to store water, generally for producing artificial snow; there are about 120 of them in France.

Kopili Power Station (4 × 50 W) draw water from the Umrong Reservoir via Umrong Water Conductor System for producing electricity and finally the water is discharged into the Kopili River. Figure 1 shows the layout of KHEP.

Water quantity analysis was also investigated, and water volumes required for producing 16 different crops in 15 countries were estimated as an example of applying water quantity in the decision-making process regarding the potential of water reuse.

Two types of gelling catalyst and water are used for producing well-defined cavity and pore structure in the foams.

For each cropping system, the water use efficiency for producing C in aerial biomass and yield were quantified at the crop and rotation scales.

However, the cropping systems without grain legumes (GL0-BF and GL0-CC) had the highest water use efficiency for producing C in aerial biomass and yield.

During well drilling and hydraulic fracturing, indirect water is used for producing drilling mud, fracturing proppant, and additives.

Moreover, the pea field task monitoring system could robustly track the workflow of watering and seeding for producing peas.

For example, water and electricity (for pumping water) are necessary resources for producing food, in particular in South Asia where irrigation-based agriculture prevails.