Sentence examples for fuel flames from inspiring English sources
Chemical data are available for gaseous fuel flames using a variety of burner setups.
This concept comes from the conventional thermal power plants boiler, with the difference that the heat comes from mirrors that concentrate the solar radiation on wall-type array of solar collectors, instead of coming from fuel flames and hot gases.
Both normal (fuel flowing into oxidizer) and inverse (oxidizer flowing into fuel) flames were studied, with nitrogen supplied to either the fuel or the oxygen.
Flame temperature profiles and averaged temperatures of ethylene flames showed similar characteristics as the other gaseous fuels, however radial temperature gradients in ethylene flames were much higher than those in gaseous alkane fuel flames.
Assuming a Maxwellian velocity distribution of flame particle and collision frequencies much higher than plasma frequencies, the propagation of microwaves through forest fuel flames is predicted to have attenuation and phase shift.
Soot particles formed in a system of non-premixed liquid fuel flames supported on a wick-fed, smoke point test burner (ASTM D1322-08) were characterized by in-situ visible light extinction and thermophoretically-sampled high-resolution transmission electron microscopy measurements, HRTEM.
He extended the manifestations of fire to include not only fuel, flame, and smoke but also the ether in the upper atmosphere.
For the methane mixture there exist alternative HRR markers, while for the multi-component fuel flame the above correlation is found to be inadequate.
Without any upgrades or optional gear, Pyros start with a 200 fuel Flame Thrower for close or medium range as their primary weapon, a 6/32 medium ranged Shotgun as their secondary, and a fire axe for melee.
The active control of oxy-fuel flames from burners with separated jets is investigated.
The nonlinear code with the use of the AFM approach is validated against analytical results and against an experimental study of thermoacoustic instabilities in oxy-fuel flames by Ditaranto and Hals [Combustion and Flame 146 (2006) 493 512].
