kilowatt|kilowatts in English

noun

[kil·o·watt || 'kɪləʊwɑt /-wɒt]

unit of electrical energy equal to 1000 watts

Use "kilowatt|kilowatts" in a sentence

1. The exploitable capacity of the hydroelectric resources is 21 million kilowatts , including 600 , 000 kilowatts potentials.

2. A kilowatt is 1000 watt.

3. The laser chains are nominally 15 kilowatts, Marmo continues.

4. Residential geothermal heat pumps with a capacity of 10 kilowatt (kW) are routinely installed for around $1–3,000 per kilowatt.

5. Last week the first kilowatts started trickling into the grid.

6. A typical radio transmitter has a power of 100 kilowatts.

7. A normal household outlet delivers 1.5 kilowatts (in the US, Canada, Japan, and other countries with 110 volt supply) and 3 kilowatts (in countries with 230 V supply).

8. The coal-water mixture approach is assigned a $ 20 per kilowatt figure.

9. The fixed price for solar will be 42 cents per kilowatt hour.

10. We have an emergency - standby electric generator with a capacity of 300 kilowatts.

11. To reach the 100 kilowatt target, the laser will require six modules.

12. It cooked the remote - controlled aircraft using a somewhat feeble 1 - kilowatt beam.

13. Watt, Kilowatt, Metric horsepower, British Thermal Unit per hour, Foot pound-force per second, ...

14. The plant affected, a 500,000 kilowatt pressurized light water reactor, began operation in 19

15. The average annual solar radiation is 955 kilowatt hours per square meter.

16. The maximum transmitting power, which is possible over the triangle plane aerial, is 500 kilowatts.

17. Two smaller diesel generators—each provided 200 kilowatts—supplied emergency power should the main system be damaged.

18. For four additional options considered, boiler conversion costs are estimated at $ 47 per kilowatt.

19. The car has features like a 22-kilowatt lithium ion battery mounted Amidships

20. A Member State may manage its fishing effort allocations in accordance with a kilowatt days system.

21. Devices called kilowatt - hour meters are used to measure this intangible electrical energy delivered to customers.

22. Heat dissipa tion (Kilowatts) CFM (cubic feet per minute) - measures the air volume movement in one minute.

23. For example, 500, 000 was used in generating the cost per kilowatt of coal-natural gas units.

24. Yet the station generates some 30 million kilowatt-hours of power a year —enough to supply 8,000 homes.

25. Up near the jet stream above New York, the wind power density can reach 16 kilowatts per square meter.