Sentence examples for flame products from inspiring English sources

The flame products of Al·I2 have also shown an effective inactivation.

Dilution of the flame products with different amounts of N2 ensured post-flame temperatures in the range 950 1400 K.

The results also showed high local CO levels induced by the high content of CO2 in the oxidizer and flame products.

This evidence suggests the occurrence of condensation of semi-volatile material under the cooling of flame products occurring near the plate, whose origin is yet to be firmly established but may be mediated by flame ions.

A fully-coupled combustion code, 2-D, unsteady, is used to examine the behavior for highly fuel-lean configurations for which the binder slice is thin, and the diffusion flame supported by binder gases and AP decomposition flame products generates but a small fraction of the gas-phase heat output.

A further examination by transmission electron microscopy (TEM) is needed to confirm whether the flame product is CNFs or CNTs or the combination of both.

The examination of cool flame structure through planar laser-induced fluorescence reveals that the CH2O profile of the premixed cool flame is much thicker than its hot flame counterpart at the same fuel concentration, confirming the importance of CH2O as an important cool flame product.

Boron nitride (BN), produced by the surface reaction of NO, is found to be formed near the surface in the post-flame products of a RDX flame, but is converted to B/O compounds at greater radii.

Synthetic fibers such as polyamide or polyester are highly inflammable, and continuous investigations are carried out in the development of flame retardant products because the legislation requires the use of low flammability products in the industry [12].

US-based speciality chemicals firm Albemarle Corp has announced that it is streamlining its portfolio of mineral flame retardant products and refocusing its efforts and resources on further development and growth of key product grades.

Boron powder was injected axially into the flame combustion products with a nitrogen jet.