Sentence examples for combustion methodology from inspiring English sources

The increase in the H2/CO product ratio with water dilution is highly desirable in new power generation processes with large exhaust gas recycle, which utilize the "catalytic rich combustion" methodology (the partial oxidation products stabilize a post-catalyst flame).

For current catalytic combustion methodologies, which include the fuel-lean hydrocarbon/air combustion (Lewis numbers of deficient hydrocarbon fuels up to ∼3.2) and the fuel-rich hydrogen/air combustion (Lewis number of deficient oxygen ∼2.3), the energy excess in the gas was significant and could reach up to 14%.

This paper presents a numerical study of a 13 MWth waste wood-fired grate boiler, based on the coupled in-bed fuel conversion modelling and freeboard combustion modelling methodology.

This paper presents a methodology (integrated combustion chemistry [ICC]) capable of integrating complex chemistry effects into DNS while maintaining computational efficiency.

The definition of an efficient optimization methodology for internal combustion engine design using 1D fluid dynamic simulation models is presented.

The paper presents a multi-disciplinary multi-objective design optimization methodology of a combustion chamber effusion cooling system.

Based on the skeletal model target, the methodology considers a combustion mechanism as two parts: a comprehensive part describing reaction processes involving small radicals and molecules as the 'core', and a skeletal one which, in coupling with the 'core', controls the ignition characteristics.

Further, the provisions of this paragraph (i) do not apply to stationary fuel combustion units that use the methodologies in part 75 of this chapter to calculate CO2 mass emissions.

Chapter two: methodologies for characterisation of combustion sources and for quantification of their emissions.

Combustion characteristics are obtained using a nonlinear methodology.

The new design methodology is called colorless distributed combustion (CDC) and is significantly different from the currently used methodology.