Sentence examples for fuel exit from inspiring English sources

Clear advantages (e.g., fuel cost saving, increase in fuel exit burnup, and reduction in spent fuel volume) have been identified.

These flames are highly radiative because soot can be formed at high temperatures inside the enclosure before the combustion gases and the unburned fuel exit the enclosure.

Injector with small fuel exit area and large gas exit area was found to be effective for liquid fuel atomization and reactants mixing process.

Experiments were conducted by employing two identical slot burners (length: 142.5 mm; width: 2 mm) using propane as fuel at various fuel exit velocities.

Within each set, the exit Reynolds number was changed both by varying the jet diameter and the fuel exit velocity of the flames.

An analytical model was developed to characterize the critical burner pitch for flame merging, which was found to be proportional to the free flame height, or have a 2/3 power law dependence on the fuel exit velocity.

"They lost control because of the high pressure with which the fuel exits the pipeline.

Mean axial velocities, conditioned on the CH-peak contour, were found to remain constant from the flame base to tip and to approximately equal the product of the stoichiometric mixture fraction and the fuel-exit velocity, in agreement with prediction.

Two cases of partially premixed swirling flames are studied; one with a constant fuel tube exit velocity and the other with an increased exit velocity.

Temperature fluctuations have been measured in a turbulent, natural gas-fueled, piloted jet diffusion flame with a fuel jet exit Reynolds number of 9700, using broadband Coherent Anti-Stokes Raman Spectroscopy (CARS) nitrogen thermometry with a best spatial resolution of 0.9 mm.

Neither tunnel entrance could be too steep; if an entrance were, trains simply could not climb out of the hole, and cars would need to burn a lot of fuel to exit.