The aim was to evaluate the devolatilization behavior (ignition, flame temperature, flame life-time, devolatilization time) of different fuels (4 ranks of coal from lignite to anthracite and wood) when replacing O2/N2 by O2/CO2 in O2 volume concentrations from 0%to40%0%, at a fixed bed temperature of 1088 K using 6 mm spherical fuel particles.
Homogeneous and heterogeneous ignition modes, times of devolatilization, and flame duration (flame-life) under different gas atmospheres were analyzed.
When the bonds are this close, the portraits flame into life.
The atrocities committed by the Nazis might have strangled hope and joy, but the flame of life refused to perish.
HEMPSTEAD Hofstra University, the Rochelle and Irwin A. Lowenfeld Conference and Exhibition Hall, Joan and Donald E. Axinn Library "Dance Visions in the Divine Flame," the life, times, inspiration and dance of Isadora Duncan.
I've seen the bright flame of life extinguished far before the wax was all melted, far before the wick was burnt to oblivion.
And, people would jump over the blaze in order to catch the flame of life and land breathlessly on the ground of the New Year.
O'Brien fans the forgotten word back to flame-hot life, and lets it smolder again.
They culminated, on a walk through Lone Pine, California, in a metaphysical showstopper in which "the world flamed into life".
At some point in my pre-dawn walk – not at the top of a hill or the exact moment of sunrise, but in its own good time – the world flamed into life.
Bellicose, self-justifying, coarse, infantile, lovable, and even, at times, saintly, Cramer resembles Dostoyevsky's hero in "The Gambler," who hurls himself at the flames because life without risk would be unbearable.
