Sentence examples for feed of air from inspiring English sources

The reactor consisted of a catalytic fixed bed with sintered metal membrane wall that allows the gradual feed of air from the external fluidized bed.

As northerly winds have continued to bring wintry conditions to the UK, the same feed of Arctic air has plunged deep into west Europe.

Such simple pleasures were celebrated all through this resilient mining country today as the blessing of an extraordinary rescue feat that began with what one official termed a "one-in-a-million shot": the forced feed of compressed air, drilled 240 feet down by desperate guesswork, that somehow found the men and kept them alive for the three days it took their rescuers to arrive.

She came across the Twitter feed of an air-traffic controller who had spotted Ukrainian army jets following the plane, although she could find no evidence that the air-traffic controller actually existed.

Incidentally, the H2 is not Kawasaki's first foray into forced induction, which feeds large quantities of air into the engine to optimise fuel combustion and boost power.

The self-teaching system is tied in to all manner of radar data and weather forecasts and has been "trained" how to watch over the skies by being fed countless days of air traffic records.

Illustrations of the use of the model include an analysis of performance at various flow rates of feed air, operating temperatures and currents, and a prediction of the effect of alternative material designs for selected cell layers.

Propene selectivity can be also improved by carrying out the ODP reaction in a periodic mode; that is an alternate feed of propane and air.

Pyrolysis involves heating biomass or other feed in the absence of air or oxygen at a specified rate to a maximum temperature, known as the pyrolysis temperature, and holding it there for a specified time.

The disproportionation reaction with xylene mixed EB feed in the presence of air over HZSM-5TS (8 % silica deposited) is observed to be more active and selective as far as p-DEB formation is concerned.

Results of the bifurcation analysis indicated that extinction may take place through limit point bifurcations when varying the moisture content of the biomass and the flow rates of feed or air.