Sentences with phrase «cubic metres of»

With an extraction rate of 400 cubic metres of air per hour, it's a fantastic choice for smaller 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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.»
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.
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.
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).
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 %.
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.
In 2012 alone, 40 million tons of coal, 12 billion cubic metres of gas and 8 million litres of oil, diesel and gas were saved.
Estimates of the amount of oil they contain vary hugely, but Navigant, a consultancy, reckons that North America could produce anything from 26.9 - 53.5 trillion cubic metres of shale gas alone, enough to satisfy the world's total current demand for gas for up to 15 years, though at today's prices not all of it would yet be worth extracting.
[3] In 2005, China imported more than 1.5 million cubic metres of Burmese timber worth an estimated US$ 350 million.
As the first solar desalination project, next year, the Saudis will flip the switch on the world's largest solar desalination project, producing 30,000 cubic metres of water per day for 100,000 residents of Al - Khafji near Kuwait.
Since 1975, the province produced over 4,800 trillion cubic metres of natural gas, 17.4 billion barrels of conventional crude and 11.4 billion barrels of bitumen with cumulative current value of $ 1.7 trillion.
By 2007, it was difficult to deny the role of warmer winter temperatures in a mountain pine beetle epidemic that had already killed at least 530 million cubic metres of interior lodge - pole pine, with no end in sight.
2) GFTN states that its 288 members trade 252 million cubic metres of wood products, representing around 16 per cent of the globally traded volume of forest products with combined annual sales of US$ 68 billion.
A 3500 kilometre long chain of pipelines starting in Azerbaijan's Shah Deniz II offshore gas field, this project is designed to pump annually ten billion cubic metres of fossil gas to Europe starting 2020, in addition to six billion cubic metres of gas that could arrive to Turkey as early as this year.
Their findings showed a startling 218 - 990 million hectares of land would have to be converted to switchgrass (which is 14 - 65 times as much land as the US uses to grow corn for ethanol); also 17 - 79 million tonnes of fertiliser a year — which would be 75 % of all global nitrogen fertiliser used at present; and 1.6 - 7.4 trillion cubic metres of water a year.
60,000 cubic metres of soft white sand were shipped in to create a north - facing all - tides beach.
Every year the architects use 30,000 cubic metres of snice (snow and ice), plus 1000 tonnes of ice, made into gigantic ice blocks to create the iconic structure.
Bishop's land brings with it legal rights to 10m cubic metres of water a year from the river - enough to flood his fields to a depth of more than a metre, enough to grow almost any crop he wants.
In comparison, the Fiat Doblo Cargo and identical Vauxhall Combo provide 3.4 cubic metres of space in short - wheelbase guise and 4.2 cubic metres with a long wheelbase.
There's only one Bipper body style, offering 2.5 cubic metres of load volume or 2.8 cubic metres with the optional fold - flat passenger seat.
All versions of the Bipper have a five - speed manual gearbox (there's no auto), and the van has 2.5 cubic metres of load volume, which can be extended to 2.8 cubic metres with an optional fold - flat passenger seat.
Enough power for transporting some four cubic metres of firewood on the pickup bed and a sail boat hooked up to the trailer coupling, for example.
The six - seater crew van comes with either a fixed or folding bulkhead allowing up to 5.5 cubic metres of load space in the Long version.
But the Combo, Doblo Cargo and Volkswagen Caddy all have 4.2 cubic metres of load space.
Eighty years ago, 12 cubic metres of molten rock burst from the ground in the wilderness of southwest Alaska.
Millions of cubic metres of spoil must be dredged and dumped near the reef for the coal port to be constructed.
We pump out 30 billion tonnes each year, which amounts to 60 billion cubic metres of compressed CO2 under the typical conditions in Earth's crust, he says.
«And 50 000 cubic metres of waste is currently being stored at temporary sites.»
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