Sentence examples for escape of steam from inspiring English sources

The process is made more thermally efficient by maintaining a liquid pool that surrounds the bottom production well and prevents escape of steam from the steam chamber.

Meanwhile Sir Charles Wilson, observing the firing and perceiving that an action was in progress, judged from noting the escape of steam that the steamer was in a disabled condition.

A safety valve is set to allow escape of steam at pressures above normal operating pressure; this device is necessary on all boilers, because continued addition of heat to water in a closed vessel without means of steam escape results in a rise in pressure and, ultimately, in explosion of the boiler.

Tortoises may be slow but they are noisy, especially when they mate: "A noise like a loud harsh escape of steam from a giant battered old kettle, often rounded off with a deep oboe-like grunt". Joe reassures me it's another indicator of good health.

Experiments conducted by the Franklin Institute, Boston, in the 1830s had initially cast doubt on the practice of adding water as soon as the escape of steam through the device was noted.

The chief energy supporting the column came from the escape of steam superheated by the magma, created from ground water seeping over time into the deep faults of the region.

— Tiger Woods swung his driver in slow motion as his breath escaped in puffs of steam that rose around his head.

Then – a second explosion, followed by the escape of white, hissing steam from all hatchways and scuttles.

But in my tests it was never quite clear when the steam was escaping from the right orifice or whether the amount of steam escaping was correct.

If there is no sound of escaping steam, all of the pressure has been released.

She listened to the hiss of steam escaping from the radiator beneath the kitchen window.