Sentences with phrase «percent fuel load»

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He expressed concerns that more tank farms are in the process of being approved, revealing that Lagos alone accounts for 80 percent of the cargo that comes into the country through the ports while about 90 percent of the fuel used across Nigeria is loaded in Lagos.

During the hottest parts of the day, 10 to 30 percent of fully loaded planes may have to remove some fuel, cargo or passengers, or else wait for cooler hours to fly, the study concludes.

Unlike a conventional compressor which can only operate at 100 - percent and must be switched on and off frequently to conserve fuel when the cooling load is relatively low, the VDC can vary its output based on the cooling needs, resulting in greater efficiency, reduced drag on the engine and smoother climate - control performance.

TITAN XD's Cummins diesel is expected to provide a projected 20 percent better fuel economy than a gasoline - powered V8 while towing full loads,» said Diaz.

Fuel economy figures haven't been released, but Nissan is projecting «20 percent better fuel economy than a gasoline - powered V8 while towing full loads.&raFuel economy figures haven't been released, but Nissan is projecting «20 percent better fuel economy than a gasoline - powered V8 while towing full loads.&rafuel economy than a gasoline - powered V8 while towing full loads.»

For this configuration the bus would be loaded with the fuel tanks filled to at least 75 percent capacity, test driver, test instrumentation, outriggers and simulated occupants in each of the vehicle's designated seating positions.

We ran each pickup through a battery of instrumented testing, which started with checking their weight (full fuel, no driver) before testing 0 - 60 mph acceleration, 60 - 0 mph braking, quarter - mile elapsed time, 0 - 60 mph with payload (500 pounds for the midsize trucks, 1,000 for the 1/2 - tons, and 1,500 for the HDs), 60 - 0 mph braking with payload, and 0 - 60 mph acceleration with a trailer (loaded to 75 percent of each truck's maximum towing capacity).

Even after accounting for expected fuel - switching and other load growth in the non-electric sectors, total natural gas use in these scenarios is expected to fall by 20 percent, relative to 2015.

The bill offers the CPUC and the CEC the option of setting «targets or requirements for energy technology that minimizes the percent of load met by fossil fuels during net - load peak energy demand and maximizes the use of low - carbon technologies.»

And it expands the amount of renewable energy the state will allow utilities to purchase from 4 percent to 6 percent of load, something that had been sought by the state's fuel cell industry.