Sentence examples for fuel cloud from inspiring English sources

After falling from a plane, it separated into three submunitions that broke apart about 30 feet above the target, creating a fuel cloud some 60 feet wide and 8 feet thick before a detonator turned it into a huge fireball.

Fireball development upon ignition of the fuel cloud is studied and the main stages of its evolution from reaction initiation until total fuel burnout are considered in detail.

In the present paper, the effect of fuel spray polydispersity on the auto-ignition process in a fuel cloud is considered.

For initially unmixed fuel clouds the effects of variation of gas properties with the temperature are studied.

Calculations are performed for nonpremixed octane fuel clouds ignited at the periphery and for premixed clouds ignited at the center or at the periphery, with the reaction rate described by a one-step global chemical kinetic scheme.

An evolution equation for a laminar flame front propagating into an air and liquid fuel mist cloud is derived for the first time, accounting for both the finite-rate evaporation of the fuel droplets and the slip velocity between them and their host environment.

The demise is further fueled by cloud services.

The development of Internet of Things, fueled by cloud computing and big data processing from upper level, and by ubiquitous sensory and actuator devices from the lower level, has taken a sharp turn towards integrating the entire information, computing, communication, and control systems.

That study, the 2016 Global Cloud Computing Scorecard, reveals that while many countries have made healthy improvements in their policy environments in recent years, a patchwork of inadequate laws and regulations around the globe threatens to stunt the unprecedented societal benefits and economic growth fueled by cloud computing.

Then on Feb. 19, a large Russian space tug exploded, apparently from residual fuel, creating a cloud of about 1,000 pieces of detectable debris.

The Internal Revenue Service has indicated that it will not rescind billions of dollars' worth of tax credits for producers of coal-based synthetic fuel, removing a cloud over the industry, consultants and lawyers working with producers say.