Thermal output definition
Thermal output means the thermal energy (in mmBtuout/time) that is produced through a process and is used for industrial, commercial, heating, or cooling purposes after the subtraction of heat for boiler feed, feedwater preheating, or combustion air preheating.
Thermal output means the thermal energy (in mmBtuout/time) that is produced through a process and is used for industrial, commercial, heating, or cooling purposes after the subtraction of heat for boiler feed or combustion air preheating or other heat recovery for combustion.
Examples of Thermal output in a sentence
Thermal output limits on canisters ensure that waste packages loaded with these canisters will not exceed the corresponding limits required of the entire waste package.
Both the discounted Purchase Price and the Non-Discounted Purchase Price shall be adjusted from time to time, but not more frequently than quarterly, to continuously reflect a net thirty-five percent (35%) savings by G-P for the Thermal output utilized in production up to the Primary Production Level over cost for energy displaced which G-P would otherwise pay to operate the Equipment.
The main purpose here is to understand how a package based on the PCP needs to be designed with respect to: - Safety - Thermal output and control.