Sentence examples for combustion practices from inspiring English sources

Modern facilities must use good combustion practices and design, acid gas scrubbing, particulate collection, nitrogen oxide control and technology to minimize the release of toxic air pollutants.

The use of sleeve valves and oil baths to lubricate the moving parts of the engine units was inspired by contemporary internal combustion engine practice.

It is possible to burn any type of biomass, but in practice, combustion is feasible only for biomass with a moisture content <50%, unless the biomass is pre-dried.

In Jamaica, another major source of environmental smoke is open burning of sugarcane fields and other agricultural fields due to slash/burn farming practices, burning garbage and spontaneous combustion of solid waste at dumpsites.

A number of variables and attributes such as combustion process conditions and practices, as well as the quality of the raw material used affect the composition of emissions released (Ohlström et al. 2005).

The results obtained in this paper may provide guidance for the design of practice internal combustion engines.

In practice, wood combustion is often started with waste paper, kindle wood, twigs and other igniting material.

Before this invention, the standard practice for monitoring combustion by-products involved lengthy, labor-intensive sample extractions and preparations that could require several weeks.

In many cases proper mining, processing, and waste management, reclamation practices and clean-coal combustion methods can minimize these impacts, but at an appreciable higher cost.

Detailed measurements about backfilling and case analyses are also provided on the basis of the recent ten years' practice of controlling spontaneous combustion in coal seams in China.

The efficiency of the process was further enhanced by the practice of preheating the combustion air (hot blast), patented by James Beaumont Neilson in 1828.