Sentences with phrase «much energy engineers»

As she was preparing her doctoral research project she decided to determine how much energy engineers could count on wastewater to provide.

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Engineers have welcomed the government's much - trailed Energy Bill, setting out the roadmap for the UK's switch to «a low - carbon economy».
This year, Summit's list of long - term visitors includes Brandon Strellis, an environmental engineering graduate student from the Georgia Institute of Technology studying how aerosols influence how much energy is reflected and absorbed by Greenland's ice — and where those particles are coming from.
The challenge of human spaceflight is that you deal with energies that are much greater than those found in most engineering problems.
Engineers still use Reynolds's «laws of resistance» today to calculate how much energy is lost to friction as liquids and gases flow through a pipe.
«Ion propulsion isn't limited by how much energy is stored on board,» says NASA engineer Marc Rayman.
Rudy Diaz, an electrical engineer at Arizona State University in Tempe, likes the concept and execution, but he suspects that in a consumer device or inside the body the antennas will give off too much heat because of their high energy density.
Typically, these systems are also much less efficient, but environmental engineer Peter McGrail at the U.S. Department of Energy's Pacific Northwest National Laboratory may have found a simple way to improve them.
The engineers at the Gear Research Center (FZG) at TUM focused on recouping as much braking energy as possible with the goal of enhancing the range of the vehicle.
The battery in the Sonata Hybrid is a lithium - polymer design that is lightweight and energy dense, yet it is engineered to discharge much slower and retain more energy, and Hyundai backs the battery with a limited lifetime warranty, the first such warranty offered on a hybrid.
We have looked extensively at renewable energy options with a recent 50 page engineering study focusing on adding as much renewable energy as possible.
«When we communicate with a cell tower or Wi - Fi router, so much energy goes to waste,» explained Chi - Chih Chen, research associate professor of electrical and computer engineering.
Scientists and engineers invariably see technology innovation as the primary if not sole driver of energy transformation, but changing the energy system involves much more.
We process engineers who have to get the sums right use the term «operational emissivity» to specify how much net IR energy is transferred relative to a black body emitter.
The potential exists at one particular Arizona mine with 10,000 acres of waste rock and tailings to produce up to 1 gigawatt of combined solar and wind power, about as much as an average coal - fired power plant, said Blair Loftis, national director of alternative and renewable energy for Kleinfelder, a large engineering consultant firm.
And the people will be able to do geo - engineering with much more knowledge of the climate systems, with much more advanced technology, and with much greater wealth than we have today; so long as we don't destroy our own economy by attempting to return to 19th Century energy levels.
Today, the engineers would say that the heat loss or gain through so much exterior wall would use far more energy than would be saved using daylight and natural cross-ventilation.
It's such a waste of energy and resources to have a large group of engineers trying to come up with a way to do something different, rather than investing their time into making it much better.
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