Sentence examples for fuel problematic from inspiring English sources

Though some worry that natural gas related methane leaks make the fuel problematic, demand for LNG is likely to continue to increase, particularly in Europe, where dozens of LNG-facilities have already been built.

Though some worry that natural gas related methane leaks make the fuel problematic, demand for LNG is likely to continue to increase, particularly in Europe, where a dozens of LNG-facilities have already been built.

However, biomass as a replacement for fossil fuel feedstocks is problematic due to the high water and oxygen content of the former, the presence of a water-soluble fraction of alkaline and halogen elements, along with hazardous trace elements, and resultant low-energy density/heating value, pH, and ash-fusion temperatures of biomass.

This lack of fuel choice is problematic for obvious reasons.

"Reforming these management plans, restoring a frequent fire regimen in the places that's needed, creating zones in the forests for allowing fires that will decrease problematic fuel loads, that would be an improvement," Goulette said.

Several studies have shown that biosolids can improve the combustion properties of biomass by reducing the risk of corrosion and fouling, reducing bed agglomeration tendencies and possibly enabling a higher process temperature for some problematic fuels.

Brief comments on melting points are included for elements which are considered to benefit problematic fuels in co-combustion since melting points are important for bed agglomeration and slag formation.

The brittle ash particles produced by Biosolid A emphasizes this mass transport from bed to cyclone ash while very little Ca and Mg is found in cyclone ash or later in the system for Biosolid B. This abundance of calcium in particular that may increase the overall melting temperature of bed ash is of great importance when considering co-combustion of biosolids with more problematic fuels.

Fuel duty is particularly problematic for governments in Britain because of its history.

"Recent fuel price increases remain problematic, but so long as our industry continues its recent capacity restraint we are optimistic about prospects for 2008".

Even bypassing liquid fuel altogether may be problematic: New research suggests that flooding the roads with plug-in vehicles could cause a significant, though potentially manageable, drain on regional water sources.