The phrase "a model of fuel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific type or example of fuel, often in a scientific or technical context.
Example: "The researchers developed a model of fuel that optimizes energy efficiency for hybrid vehicles."
Alternatives: "a type of fuel" or "an example of fuel".
The new architecture is based on two existing models: WASABI and a model of Microbial Fuel Cell technology.
These various mechanisms are being characterized in more detail to try designing a general model of fuel selection applicable to a wider range of animals and physiological stresses.
A CFD model of fuel basket including fuel bundles was suggested and temperature difference correlation between fuel bundles and silo's internal member, as a function of decay heat of fuel basket considering natural convection and radiation heat transfer, was deduced.
This leads to the development of a structural model of fuel consumption in the air transport industry and further knowing the relationships among the variables an optimization model will be constructed.
A model of nuclear reactor fuel rod cladding failure estimation under multiple cyclic power changes is proposed.
These findings lead to a more eclectic model of fuel and stove adoption and use that has implications for integrated health and development policies.
Through a minimized and necessary assumption of modeling process (e.g., the lumped model of fuel assembly), a geometry model was employed to solve the problem of conjugate heat transfer coupled with thermal radiation.
A linear elastic plastic 2D model of fuel cell with hardening is developed for analysis of mechanical stresses in MEA arising in cell assembly procedure.
Using LEGO bricks as atoms, the students build a model of air and then combust fuel models to produce additional carbon dioxide and air pollutants.
Amid growing interest in alternative-fuel vehicles and environmentally friendly building methods, a handful of designers and do-it-yourselfers are taking on an unlikely challenge: reinventing the motor home, with a goal of transforming the typical wide-body gas guzzler into a model of compact green construction and fuel efficiency.
