Sentences with phrase «much gas volume»

Not exact matches

«So far, we show that consumption volume increase is much faster than the efficiency increase,» he warns, «leading to an increase in the absolute volume of greenhouse gas emissions.»

Indeed, to shove aside such vast volumes of gas, the jets have churned out as much energy as nearly a billion gamma - ray bursts — the most powerful instantaneous explosions known.

I think a reason why overfilling a piston engine mightn't be as bad as overfilling a wankel engine is that in a piston engine there is a much larger distance between where crank is whipping up oil and the vents which are often both in the head, where as a rotary engine seems to have much smaller volume (timing gear inside of the rotor) where extra oil can be whipped around with blow - by gasses furiously blowing by.

Some of the features of the Hyundai Santa Fe Sport include things like 71.5 cubic feet of maximum luggage volume, an independent multi-link suspension, gas - pressurized shocks, an available sunroof and much more.

And even as we applied some gas to get the car moving, the volume didn't go up much, as the transmission immediately found the highest viable gear, keeping the engine turning at just above idle.

Chemical capture from flue gas is a much harder problem than capture from natural gas wells or IGCC gasification, due to the presence of a large 75 % volume percentage of N2 («nitrogen ballast»), fly ash, and acid - forming SOx and NOx.

If they did not soak up any CO2, atmospheric CO2 levels would be much higher than the current level of 355 parts per million by volume (ppmv)- probably around 500 - 600 ppmv.Plankton influence the exchange of gases between the atmosphere and the sea.

«Take or pay» means that the client country has to contract to take a fixed volume of gas every month, and has to pay at least 80 % of the value of that contract even if it doesn't use that much gas:

The mass flow controller and the analyzer select valve work together to determine the volume or how much of the gas will be measured by which machine.

Any volume of gases with incoming IR can not be in LTE unless precisely matched with outgoing LTE, and since the the missing N2 - N2 collisions (and O2 of course) will prevent much of the outgoing IR from existing, the gas in not in LTE.

If there's no radiation from the Sun, no heat capacity in the model planet, no mass big enough to effect pressure changes («real» ideal gases which don't have mass), nothing much is happening because there's no movement, (movement from the play of hot and cold volumes as hot gases rise and cold sink, becoming less dense and gaining density), but,

As in Point 3 above, Australia currently extracts over twice as much «energy» as we use within Australia, so it is highly likely that any new gas we allow to be extracted will simply increase the volume of gas we export.

The volume of gas in that volume is increased by a couple of percent (or less depending on temperatures), but that does not influence much what happens elsewhere and that does not influence much the horizontal pressure gradients.

Natural gas (including shale gas and coal seam gas) is largely methane, which is, volume for volume, a much more potent greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide.

They talk about permafrost soils evolving much more gas than could be accounted for by pore volume, drilling cores from 70 - 120 meters evolving in excess of 10 times the volume of gas accountable by pore space in the cores (page 1003).

The cost for DAC must necessary be much higher, not mainly due to larger energy requirement, but due to that much larger equipment is needed to handle the large gas volumes on the feed side which gives large capital costs.

Even though the volume of the compressed carbon dioxide fluid is much less than the volume it takes up as a gas at the surface, the quantities are still colossal.