Sentence examples for 1 combustion from inspiring English sources

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Combustion experiment set-up 1 air heater; 2 alundum tube; 3 combustion furnace; 4 coolant system; 5 ash tank; 6 pulverized coal bottle; 7 dust remover.

Along these lines, the NEA (1920) proposed the following seven sample topics for general science curricula: (1) combustion; (2) water; (3) air and weather; (4) light and its benefits; (5) work and energy; (6) magnetism and electricity; and (7) nature's valance of life.

Syngas is a 'platform chemical' which can be used for many different purposes: (1) combustion for a high-temperature process of heat generation, (2) as fuel gas in IGCC power stations, or (3) in small CHP plants with stationary gas motors or turbines.

Furthermore, the application of ethanol, butanol and ABE as biofuel blends is compared and summarised considering three aspects (1) combustion characteristics; (2) as an additive blend of diesel fuel in compression engines; and (3) as an additive blend of gasoline in spark ignition engines related to engine performance and emission levels.

Two combustion tests were performed in a fluidized bed combustor of a thermo-electric power plant: (1) combustion of coal; (2) co-combustion of coal (68.7% w/w), sewage sludge (9.2% w/w) and meat and bone meal (MBM) (22.1% w/w).

The Mobil Oil SOx Treatment Process (MOST) consists of the following steps: (1) combustion of tailgas sulfur species to convert all sulfur species to SO2/SO3; (2) adsorption of SOx onto a high-capacity sorbent; and (3) in a separate step, reductive desorption of the sulfur as a concentrated stream of mainly SO2 and H2S.

Various methods can be applied for synthesis of the orthovanadates nanoparticles, such as solid state [16, 23], hydrothermal [24], solution combustion [17], and sol gel methods [14, 25].

But home owners fear the plant will generate smoke and dust from its 110-foot smokestack and noise from its 12 combustion turbines, and thus ruin property values.

Fuel mixture Fuel feed (kg h-1) Inlet air (1 min -1) Combustion temperature (fluidised bed sand, °C) Flue gas content CO2 (% vol).

The equation with p-Laplacian operator arises in the modeling of different physical and natural phenomena, non-Newtonian mechanics [1], combustion theory [2], population biology [3], nonlinear flow laws [4] and the system of Monge-Kantorovich mass transfer [5].

For temperature ≥ 1,600 K, 11 combustion products are assumed.