et al., "Double Compression
Expansion Engine Concepts: A Path to High Efficiency," SAE Int.
Also on display is a Hathorn Davey triple
expansion engine, usually considered an intermediary stage in the development between beam engines and internal combustion engines.
In a real situation, however, heat exchanger,
expansion engine, and compressor inefficiencies and other losses result in a practical input of 2,000 W to achieve the same refrigeration load capability.
It's a "network
expansion engine" that complements, rather than competes with, other social communities.
A location-based social networking service has been launched by iPling, a provider of a location based social
expansion engine, optimised for the new iPhone from computer company Apple.
The PIP Unit is basically a natural gas regulator that produces electricity without burning or consuming any natural gas by taking the higher-pressure gas and reducing it down to a lower-pressure gas through an
expansion engine. The PIP Unit converts the potential energy, stored in the gas as pressure, to mechanical energy that drives a generator and makes electricity.
He took the "Wallis"
Expansion Engine to the event on a low loader.
Supercenter
expansion engine is running like a well oiled foreign automobile, requiring minimal upper-management attention.
This is especially true for an Extended
Expansion engine realized over the crank drive.
I think she was powered by the biggest up-and-down job (triple
expansion engine) afloat.