Sentence examples for because of the combustion from inspiring English sources

The Arctic ice cap is melting from global warming because of the combustion of fossil fuels, and entrepreneurs, rather than rushing to find solutions, are rushing to drill for more oil.

And according to FFT analysis, the frequency of in-cylinder pressure changed because of the combustion mode transition.

For example, there is usually a higher ozone concentration in summer, as it is a secondary pollutant caused by the reaction of volatile organic compounds, carbon monoxide, and nitrogen dioxide in the presence of sunlight, whereas particulate matter < 10 µm in aerodynamic diameter (PM10) peaks during the winter in many places because of the combustion of coal and/or wood for heating.

Numerical simulation shows that the pressure waves are amplified in a special zone because of the shape of the combustion chamber, which induces the overpressure much higher than that in other zones.

Turbines typically run cleaner than piston-driven engines because of the continuous combustion process, Wright adds.

The reaction temperature increases rapidly with the rising of O2 content because of the increased combustion reaction.

The decrease in the TiC x particle sizes with the increase in the Me content is easy to understand because of the decreasing combustion temperature.

A lesser amount of soot deposits on the different engine components when operated with B10 was because of the complete combustion of fuel due to the availability of extra oxygen in biodiesel molecules.

Temperature of the combustion chamber.

The most relevant differences between the biogas-oriented configuration and the ethanol-oriented case are the additional tanks needed for anaerobic digestion of the pentoses, the additional filter presses and a larger combined heat and power (CHP) plant, which is required because of the co-combustion of a higher amount of biogas in addition to the EH solid residues.

However, there is the potential that the durability of some components may be prejudiced because of differences in the combustion environment (especially in terms of water vapor content, and possibly sulfur compounds and particulates).