Sentences with phrase «cubic metres»

With an extraction rate of 400 cubic metres of air per hour, it's a fantastic choice for smaller kitchens.

It extracts 547.9 cubic metres per - hour, making it ideal for medium - sized kitchens.

As a general rule, for every 14 cubic metres of space, you will need approximately 1kW of heat output to achieve a room temperature of 21 degrees.

No more than 50 cubic metres of space is being added to a detached or semi-detached house.

Fort St. John, B.C. introduced water meters in 2006 and reported a decrease in water usage of nearly 826.5 million cubic metres for 2010 as compared with 2006.

Construction took place over four years (2010 - 2014) and involved 2000 tonnes of steel and 10000 cubic metres of concrete.

Think of it this way: Xander is filling Zack's driveway with gravel and doesn't yet know how many cubic metres of gravel it will require.

In that case, the dam holding the tailings pond broke, sending 10 million cubic metres of debris into nearby lakes and streams.

A lake that began forming there in the 1960s now holds about 30 million cubic metres of water.

They estimate we will lose almost an extra million cubic metres of timber every year to these 3 major threats.

When this in turn emptied, the researchers calculated that the flow from the subglacial lake was at a rate of 215 cubic metres per second.

The results suggest the Middle East holds half of total global unburnable oil and gas reserves, with more than 260 billion barrels of oil and nearly 50 trillion cubic metres of gas needing to remain untouched if we're to stay within budget.

In Massachusetts alone, over 140 million cubic metres of gas was lost every year.

Forestry officials in Canada's westernmost province estimate the volume of wood lost to be around 620 million cubic metres — roughly equivalent to 15 million logging truck loads.

The World Bank estimates that over 100 billion cubic metres of natural gas are flared or vented annually, an amount worth approximately 30.6 billion dollars, equivalent to the combined annual gas consumption of Germany and France, twice the annual gas consumption of Africa, three quarters of Russian gas exports (source)

There is an estimated 675 million cubic metres of beetle - killed timber in B.C., and putting it to use has become a bit of a hot topic in sustainability circles the last few years.

As of the end of 2005, known world gas resources are estimated at 246.1 trillion cubic metres (Tcm)(table 7).

We measured the «strength» of the AMOC using the standard unit Sv (Sverdrups), where each Sv is 1 million cubic metres of water per second.

World natural gas production by region, 1950 — 2005 (billion cubic metres).

The units of measurement used for each fossil fuel will be the most commonly used units internationally: metric tons (tonnes) for coal, cubic metres for natural gas and barrels for oil.

In 2008, for instance, Indonesia officially exported 18.6 million more cubic metres of wood than in 2000.

In other words, 35,000 cubic metres of water will no longer be available per square kilometre of land.»

My first comparison would be to compare a given volume (say ten thousand cubic metres, 100m x 100m x 100m) of ocean with the same volume of land.

The Marcellus shale in West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and New York, once thought to be played out, is estimated to hold 168 - 516 trillion cubic feet (14.6 trillion cubic metres) still available with horizontal drilling.

In 2007, the Barnett shale (Newark East) gas field produced 1.11 trillion cubic feet (31 billion cubic metres) of gas, making it the second - largest source of natural gas in the United States.

I believe they took around 50 cubic metres of concrete each and are 1.4 m deep rather than the 2.3 m deep bases Built Environs designed ones for earlier Hallett wind farms.

Global Witness» investigations reveal that China is the lead importer of timber from Burma which amounts to more than one million cubic metres a year at a value of around US$ 250 million.

The critical watershed of the Irrawaddy River is threatened by logging in the N'Mai Hku area while unrecorded exports in excess of one million cubic metres, worth approximately US$ 250 million, strongly suggest that the regime has lost control of its forest sector.

Each day more than 300 million cubic feet (91 million cubic metres) of natural gas is used to extract the oil in the oil sands.

The difference is almost entirely accounted for by the 3.5 million cubic metres burned for Slovakia's energy and heating.

On 3 April, a cold furnace was lit for three and a half hours using 0.7 cubic metres of spruce wood.

Around one million cubic metres of water will eventually be needed to tumble through the 26 kilometres of horizontal shafts in the mine.

The authors show that damage caused by forest disturbance has increased continuously over the last 40 years in Europe, reaching 56 million cubic metres of timber annually in the years from 2002 to 2010.

000 tonnes of steel, enough to build 63 Eiffel Towers, and moved about 102,600,000 cubic metres of earth.

However, it also said the 2C scenario would save more than 200bn cubic metres of water a year and use nearly 150,000 square kilometres less land overall.

As it passes south of Newfoundland, this rate increases to 150 million cubic metres per second.

Even the smallest, were it to drain completely, would tip a peak flow of 600 cubic metres of water a second down the hillside.

So 2000 cubic metres of concrete weighs about 5000 tonnes and would contain about 550 tonnes of cement (and this would release about 500 tonnes of CO2 during manufacture).

On his page eight Dr Sexton seems to be confusing tonnes with cubic metres and cement with concrete.

The largest could discharge 125,000 cubic metres − 50 times the volume of an Olympic swimming pool − every second.

In fact, if each footing is 400 cubic metres, it will contain about 1000 tonnes of concrete, 110 tonnes of cement, and this would involve the release of about 100 tonnes of CO2 — not Sexton's 2000 tonnes!

Over the last 15 years global consumption of woodfuel has remained relatively stable, at between 1.8 and 1.9 billion cubic metres.

Global industrial roundwood production was about 1.7 billion cubic metres in 2005, compared with fuelwood production of approximately 1.8 billion cubic metres (FAO, 2007c).

Germany has Europe's largest gas storage system, with space for 23 billion cubic metres at 47 facilities, writes Schaudwet.

Sunrise is estimated to hold 240 million barrels of light oil and 154 billion cubic metres of natural gas.

If a builder achieves an airtightness level of 5 cubic metres of air leakage per hour, or better, and chooses so called «natural» ventilation, he must increase the equivalent area of background ventilation by 40 %.

Every cubic kilometre (1,000,000,000 cubic metres) is sufficient to drown the entire human population of our planet, allowing an average of over 130 litres per person [yes, rounded again].

The authors drew on available data to establish global reserves at 1,294 billion barrels of oil, 192 trillion cubic metres of gas, 728 Gt of hard coal and 276 Gt of lignite.

For example, the Marcellus Shale fracking is said to have used some 2.5 million cubic metres of water in a year in hundreds of wells over a large area encompassing several US states.

The Trans Adriatic Pipeline is part of the «Southern Gas Corridor» — a chain of proposed mega-pipelines that would pump billions of cubic metres of gas from Azerbaijan to Europe every year.