Sentences with phrase «loss than pumping»

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Due to evaporative losses, less water is pumped back in than is pulled out, so the net effect is fluid extraction.

«What we didn't realize until now is that over the past decade, changes in the global water cycle more than offset the losses that occurred from groundwater pumping, causing the land to act like a sponge.

Stiffer suspension, reduced engine pumping losses, and a raised top speed - 200 mph with the top up, as opposed to the ordinary GTC's 195 - mph fizzle - make the Speed more potent than its pedestrian sibling, but Crewe's legendary genius remains.

Although this smaller - displacement turbo four - cylinder has lower internal friction and reduced pumping loss than a Skyactiv V - 6 would, fuel efficiency drops when the engine is under high load, as the engine runs richer to help keep the cylinders cooler.

Less reliance on the traditional braking system and reduced engine pumping losses translate into greater electrical regeneration (170 percent more than the 2005 Civic Hybrid) and ultimately improved fuel economy.

I would think the fluid pump losses are very small as the requirement is more for flow or presence than pressure it may be possible to divert the bleed off to the usual cam box lube requirements.

I'm sure that adjusting the valve timing and lift can reduce pumping losses, but those losses should be in a different category than throttle losses — pumping losses vs. throttle losses.

Mazda managed to minimize pumping loss (20 % reduction) with a continuously variable dual S - VT (sequential valve timing) system on the intake and exhaust valves, enabling the air intake quantity to be controlled by the valves rather than the throttle.

In addition this transmission has other features designed to reduce oil - churning and oil - pumping losses (mentioned in the article); it ought to be equal or better than the ZF 8 - speed which is already very good.

In the Atkinson cycle, the inlet valves are held open longer than normal to allow a reverse flow of intake air into the intake manifold, thereby decreasing pumping loss and increasing thermal efficiency.