The phrase "a stream of fuel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a continuous flow of fuel, often in contexts related to engines, machinery, or energy production.
Example: "The engine requires a steady stream of fuel to operate efficiently."
Alternatives: "a flow of fuel" or "a supply of fuel".
A stream of jet fuel touched off a fire that grew to seven alarms and destroyed at least 10 buildings, including a church.
"The Fountainhead" hymns skyscrapers as monuments to human ingenuity and free will, but the rhetoric it applies to the humans inside them can be as naturalistic as anything out of Dreiser or Norris: "Elevators drew a stream of human fuel and spat it out".
Primary weapons range from a variety of laser weapons to the Plasma Cannon and the Napalm Cannon, which projects a stream of burning fuel.
On a recent Friday morning at Ozzie's Coffee & Tea on Fifth Avenue in Park Slope, Brooklyn, a stream of patrons fueled up on caffeine and plugged in computers.
A non-premixed configuration was achieved by delivering a separate stream of fuel to the plasma plume, which is composed of diluted oxygen only.
That kind of momentum can be intense, but cannot sustain itself for long- it requires a never-ending stream of fuel to keep the fire stoked (hence the need for a new "other"- a new paranoia every week).
In addition, the gas turbine, a turbine in which the combustion of fuel generates a stream of gases that turns the rotor, has become available for ship propulsion.
The performance of the compact catalytic flat plate fuel reformer was evaluated using a 5-cell high temperature PEM fuel cell stack at 160 °C with reformate fed directly from the reformer to the anode stream of fuel cell stack.
Breaker boys working on top of chutes or conveyor belts would stop the coal by pushing their boots into the stream of fuel flowing beneath them, briefly pick out the impurities, and then let the coal pass on to the next breaker boy for further processing.
The surge was fueled by a stream of good data about the United States economy, including the unemployment rate ticking down to 8.3 percent and consumer spending rising for three straight months.
