Sentences with phrase «full output»

Wind farms seldom run at full output because of the variable wind.

Production started in 2013 and the operation should reach full output in 2017.

ETnews is reporting that the Korean manufacturer has put seven OLED production lines to full output from this month, bringing the production rate up to 105,000 displays a month.

A battery with a short in it will cause the alternator to run at full output for extended periods of time, if not continuously - and they are not built to do this.

The SRT Hellcat is equipped with two separate key fobs; use of the «black» fob limits engine output to 500 hp (370 kW), while the «red» fob enables full output capability.

Focusing the machine's full output into a spot of only 100 nanometers in size, the team generated an X-ray beam with intensity equivalent to all of the sun's radiation that is striking Earth's surface but concentrated in an area with the diameter of a human hair.

Constant running at full output simply overheats them and the rectifiers fail.

* EDIT: Some bigger commercial and marine alternators are designed to run at full output constantly, but I don't get the feeling you're talking about those:) In 16 years of selling parts for alternators I've never heard of the brushes and slipring wearing and the grease in the bearings overheating from high charge current at idle.

On the other hand, it often means that wind farm operators have to spill wind — reduce the amount of wind energy they capture, convert to electricity, and feed into the grid — ramping up to full output more gradually than is possible in order to accommodate grid conditions, a situation that Longtin likened to «dollars flying by» in the wind.

«This is because the average coal plant in the West has a lower NOx emissions rate at partial output than at full output,» according to NREL.

While monetary policy actions played a role in the decline of interest rates, the Bank sets its policy rate to meet its primary mission: returning inflation sustainably to target, thus helping to get the economy back to full output.

Rachel's Organic is one of the major processors of organic milk in Wales and requires the full output from 20 major organic dairy farms to supply its new requirement of over 15 million litres per year.

«Rachel's Organic is one of the major processors of organic milk in Wales and requires the full output from 20 major organic dairy farms.»

Deploying the full output to the road results in a 0 - 62mph time of 7.7 sec, maxing out at 124mph.

Underneath the Clarity's floorpan is a small 1.7 kW lithium - ion battery that can store the electricity generated from the stack but mainly helps with regenerative braking and hard acceleration when combined with the fuel - cell stack's full output.

The others are to provide the cooling for the modified five - litre supercharged V8 to produce its full output, while also generating enough downforce to keep it on the track when chasing lap times.

I've noticed that Fiat Chrysler stopped supplying us the black key; all we got this time around was the red key that gives you access to the 6.2 - liter's full output.

The 2.0 L prefers premium for full output but can also run on regular, Cadillac says.

Engaging the basic Hybrid mode harnesses the powertrain's full output to deliver a blend of performance and efficiency.

The system switches to high - lift mode at higher speeds or under heavy loads, providing the full output capability of the engine.

But if you need that extra grunt, the Demon's V8 can be configured to slurp 100 - octane gasoline (and higher) for the full output of 840 hp and 770 lb - ft.

It also helps balance the two power sources by selecting when to coast and when to summon the six's full output.

Most battery packs are designed with a full output voltage of 5V, which is obviously enough to charge mobile phones and tablets.

The power purchase agreements will cover the full output of Avangrid Renewables» Coyote Ridge and Tatanka Ridge wind farms in Brookings and Deuel counties, each 98 MW, just northeast of Brookings, east of Interstate 29.