Sentences with phrase «uses variable turbine»

The higher - powered S model uses variable turbine geometry, a technology that has filtered down from the 911 Turbo.

Not exact matches

It's based on the 3.8 - liter unit used in the 911 Turbo S but gets larger turbochargers (with Porsche's variable turbine geometry) capable of providing up to 22.5 psi of boost.

The bigger engine uses a turbocharger with variable turbine geometry.

The 740Ld will be powered by a 3.0 - liter inline - six diesel engine with a single turbocharger using variable vane turbine technology, making 255 hp and 413 lb - ft of torque, and will be coupled exclusively with BMW's xDrive all - wheel drive system.

In the S - model, Porsche also uses a turbocharger with variable turbine geometry.

Porsche is still the only manufacturer to use turbochargers with variable turbine geometry in gasoline engines.

A single - stage turbocharger with variable nozzle turbines is used in the E 200 CDIBlueEFFICIENCY model.

The lightweight aluminium engines use common - rail direct injection and a turbocharger with variable turbine geometry.

This is an all new engine, and also uses BMW's TwinPower Turbo technology, or basically variable turbine geometry which allows the engine to put out slightly higher power (about 7 - 8 bhp more), but still reduces consumption (and emissions) by 17 % according to manufacturer data.

Wind power is not quite the same as just wind speed, so we took the variables that are calculated directly by the global climate models and used an industry wind turbine power curve as something of a translation device.

Subsequent laboratory experiments using volunteers working for SERI (rather than wind turbine noise sensitised residents) reproduced the sound energy and the variable effects on those exposed.

Surplus wind power can be stored as hydrogen and used in fuel cells or gas turbines to generate electricity, leveling supply when winds are variable.

Compact, Cost - Effective, And Consistent What Rashidi's design does have going for it is its compact size, cost - effectiveness, and ability to generate power consistently in an urban environment where wind speeds can be too variable and turbulent to make traditional turbines truly effective, as TreeHugger Mat wrote in a previous article about using the technology on city roofs.

Wind energy: Projecting electricity output at a wind farm is extraordinarily challenging as it involves predicting variable gusts and complex wind eddies at the height of turbines, which are hundreds of feet above the sensors used for weather forecasting.

«Projecting electricity output at a wind farm is extraordinarily challenging as it involves predicting variable gusts and complex wind eddies at the height of turbines, which are hundreds of feet above the sensors used for weather forecasting»