Sentence examples for combustion ability from inspiring English sources
Six reaction mechanisms are employed in the model in order to demonstrate the multi-fuel combustion ability of the free piston engine, and to describe the chemical kinetics of different fuels under various piston trajectories.
The complete flammability characteristic requires the determination of the basic parameters of Bisphenol A under fire conditions including Heat Release Rate, speed of combustion, ability to ignite and the temperature of the decomposition range.
CARM-PSE gives the combustion engineer the ability to easily test chemical approximations over many hundreds of combinations of inputs in a multidimensional parameter space.
Understanding the nature of homogeneous combustion and the ability to encapsulate the most important dynamics in a model amenable for control implementation are indispensable for running CAI stably.
The major issues with air drilling fluids are downhole combustion and the ability of the air drilling fluid to carry formation water from the well.
A detailed experimental study of low-pressure premixed CH4/O2/N2 flames has been undertaken for equivalence ratios of 0.8 1.2, to provide an experimental data base for testing chemical mechanisms of hydrocarbon combustion and their ability to predict NO formation.
The fifth C is Combustion or the ability to mobilize ideas into action.
Another advantage of RDEM for combustion lies in its ability to compute both deflagration and detonation, provided an appropriate reactive Riemann solver is inserted within the method.
Analyzing those properties and creating different rule sets to identify the combustion state offers the ability to implement low-cost real-time controllers.
Penn et al. (2005) recently described the ability of combustion-generated ultrafine particulate matter to carry toxic chemicals such as polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons.
BMW sees that internal combustion engine and dual-fuel ability as an edge over fuel cells, in both cost and to ease the transition from gasoline.
