Sentence examples for combustion research from inspiring English sources

Graville's career at BOC has given him the opportunity to work in a number of areas outside combustion research.

It also brings useful information for kinetics-related combustion research and combustion modeling.

The chemistry turbulence interaction remains one of the most important topics in combustion research.

The new computers are expected to enable discoveries in fields ranging from materials science and biofuels development to combustion research and nuclear weapons engineering.

The Center for Combustion Energy, says its founding Director Chung K. Edd) Law, will "do combustion research in the broadest sense" with focuses both on basic work in combustion and applied studies on topics like so-called clean coal technology.

According to NIST spokeswoman Gail Porter, the lab in question was not in use at the time of the incident, but was transitioning from combustion research to a new project.

This paper intends to review the carbon dioxide separation technologies and those related to IL in pre-combustion capture, pre-combustion capture research progress, pilot plant and commercial facilities, as well as modelling approach with special focus on the computer-aided molecular design (CAMD).

The experiments are part of the NASA funded Microgravity Smoldering Combustion (MSC) research program, aimed to study the smolder characteristics of porous combustible materials in a microgravity environment.

In order to transfer the benefits of gasoline controlled auto ignition (CAI) combustion from research to real driving in a vehicle, intelligent engine control is essential.

The requirement to significantly reduce NOx and particulate emissions while maintaining combustor performance is one of the main drivers for internal combustion engine research.

This manuscript summarizes the background needed to understand FRS techniques, and gives example measurements that have been used to develop FRS, demonstrate its capabilities, and investigate flow fields (both non-reacting and combustion) of research interest utilizing the unique capabilities of FRS.