Energy throughput definition

Energy throughput means the total amount of energy in kWh discharged from the battery.
Energy throughput means the aggregate energy charged and discharged through the Battery as logged by the onboard data logger.
Energy throughput means the total amount of energy in Wh discharged (and charged) from the battery.

Examples of Energy throughput in a sentence

  • Energy throughput is the amount of energy that is discharged and charged from the battery.

  • Tenant shall keep the Project free from any liens arising out of work performed, materials furnished and obligations incurred by or for Tenant or Tenant’s Agents.

  • Energy throughput of 10,000 kWh at $0.70cƒkWh➢ ZBM2 − delivering 5kWƒ10kWh at a nominal 48V DC.

  • Energy throughput figures are from the pre-upgrade configuration.

  • Energy throughput is the dominating factor of cycling fade and is used in this paper to quantify the battery degradation under different operation strategies.

  • Energy throughput is declining over the foreseeable future period (i.e., it is negative), which implies that the AIC methodology leads to the LRMC estimate being undefined.

  • Energy throughput, rather than the image quality, is the principle concern in the design of this instrument.

  • Energy throughput of 20,000 kWh at $0.48cƒkWh➢ ZBM3 − delivering 5kWƒ11kWh at a nominal 53V DC.

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