Sentence examples for burning limiting from inspiring English sources

The flame retardancy and mechanical properties of the composites were investigated by means of horizontal burning, vertical burning, limiting oxygen index, cone calorimetry, smoke density, thermogravimetric and mechanical instrument experiments.

Predictions of burn rates versus particle size reveal significant deviations from a diffusion controlled burning limit – highlighting the importance of accounting for finite-rate chemistry in modeling the burning of sub-micron aluminum particles.

Experiments show that external radiation extends the burning limit of the wire insulation to a lower limiting oxygen concentration (LOC) in a linear manner for all wire configurations.

The Park Service is considering controlled burning to limit the junipers and to create open areas for bunchgrasses that re-sprout from their roots after a fire.

The new measures will cut coal burning, limit car emissions and set yearly quotas for local governments and individual polluters.

Also, if you think you can get around the burning limit by closing Pressplay and burning through another software program like Nero, forget it.

The results show that pressure significantly changes cool flame propagation and burning limits.

The flame retardancy of brucite-modified epoxy mortar binders was evaluated by the horizontal burning and limiting oxygen index tests.

In this study, horizontal burning and limiting oxygen index (LOI) were conducted to evaluate the effects of mixed decabrombromodiphenyl ethane (DBDPE) and antimony trioxide (Sb2O3) on flame retardancy for epoxy asphalt binder.

For the uniform case, the Thiele modulus approach is used to account for Zone II type burning in which internal burning is limited by the combined effects of pore diffusion and the intrinsic chemical reactivity of the carbonaceous material.

No doubt Sarah had her share of troubles: in addition to the normal stresses of travel and famine and burning cities, barrenness limited Sarah's usefulness within Abraham's patriarchy (Genesis 11 30), and she served as arm candy for local kings so that Abraham could increase his wealth (Genesis 12 and 20) while he enjoyed the social luxuries of concubines (Genesis 25:6).