Sentence examples for burning of kerosene from inspiring English sources

In Burundi, one of the world's most energy-impoverished nations in which only 3% of people have access to energy, access to energy protects child health and safety, reducing harmful emissions from the burning of kerosene and firewood in homes, as well as providing light at night for children to study.

The smell of burning and of kerosene is still strong and of course you can't help and think about the people who died there.

The earth shook, trees wobbled, ears protested and the heat from a jet engine burning 80 gallons of kerosene per minute briefly turned a dreary Spanaway morning into springtime.

Often they resort to burning, since kerosene and cooking fuels are easily accessible to women.

Against this background, a novel down-flow compact porous burner system was developed for burning kerosene without the need of using a spray atomizer.

Against this background, a novel porous burner system was developed for burning kerosene without the need of using a spray atomizer.

This study quantifies up to a 12.1% decrease in the burning rate constant of Kerosene droplets when 6.1 wt% nanoaluminum (nAl) particles are added (the maximum stable loading) with a hydrocarbon-based surfactant in a free-falling single droplet combustion experiment.

Facing a fate shared by other fossil fuel guzzlers, the jet will have to find alternatives to burning kerosene if it is to survive beyond the middle of the next century.

Even in the 1950s, rocket scientists realized that the current engines — burning kerosene or hydrogen and spewing flames out the nozzle — are the rocket equivalent of gas guzzlers.

Policemen aren't burning books with kerosene; instead, something is shredding them from the inside, one word at a time.

"At first we thought maybe he was a fisherman who happened to be sitting on the riverbank and was splashed by burning kerosene," Officer Smirnov said.