Sentences with phrase «water heating consumes»

Water heating consumes 12 % of residential energy and 7 % of commercial energy.

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And it's a large share of demand: Moving, treating and heating water account for nearly 20 percent of all energy consumed in the state, according to the California Energy Commission.

Whilst heat has an impact on the nutrient content of the ingredients, with slow cooking you can rest assured that almost all of the nutrients leeched into the water will be retained under the lid of the pot, and are consumed within the saucy goodness of this historically significant stew.

La Leche League figures indicate that for every 3 million bottle - fed babies, trash heaps collect 70,000 tons of discarded metal formula containers, and that in developing countries, boiling water to heat one infant's formula for a year consumes 160 pounds of wood.

Dehydration via depressurization is far cheaper in terms of energy consumed than is heating and boiling off the water, particularly because no heat is wasted.

Cortright and chemical engineer James Dumesic discovered in their university lab back in 2001 that by starting with water and various carbohydrates from plants — basically, carbon, hydrogen and oxygen compounds — and using catalysts, heat and pressure, they could start creating CO2 and hydrogen and then use that hydrogen to eliminate the oxygen as water (the process produces more water than it consumes).

Researchers from the Ohio State University gave participants three grams of softneck garlic cloves to chew for 25 seconds, and then water (control), raw, juiced or heated apple, raw or heated lettuce, raw or juiced mint leaves, or green tea were consumed immediately.

Others took a virtual reality shower while eating lumps of coal — literally consuming it — to gain insight into how much was needed to heat the water.

The biggest reason is that the body uses a lot of energy for heating of the consumed water.

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School kitchens can consume a lot of energy as the equipment needs to be powered and water needs to be heated.

The exact wording is below: «Upon thirty (30) days written notice to Resident, Landlord may alter rental payment to cover additional costs in operating the premises incurred by Landlord because of any increase in ad valorem property taxes, charges for the electricity, heating fuel, and water consumed at the property, or increases in premiums paid for liability, fire or worker compensation insurance.

The paper quotes EU statistics that say more than 50 % of all consumed final energy in Europe is used to heat buildings or water, or for cooling.

The heat is consumed in phase changing water not stored to drive up temperatures.

I don't have PV on my house yet... first has been a reduction to 60 kWh / mo of electricity, now is installing a 1.6 GPM shower head, and next will be a solar thermal collector to heat the house and water (I still consume at least 10 therms of gas each month in the cooler months).

The electricity used to power our air conditioners, lighting, refrigerators, and other appliances accounts for roughly half of that; water and space heating consume the rest.

Heating water for residential use consumes around 15 percent of average household use, according to a Brattle Group report.

Did you know that most of the energy consumed when washing your clothes is actually consumed by your water heater trying to heat up all that water?

This allows the heater to achieve an efficiency rating of 330 per cent, meaning the heat energy transferred to the water is more than triple the amount of electricity consumed.

The EPA's Energy Star program says almost 90 percent of the energy consumed by washing machines goes to heating the water.