It was so quiet that the gusts of flaming gas sounded like sheet metal being snapped.
Get this wrong, say by lighting the balloon with a match (as suggested by Gurstelle) and you risk a lungfull of flaming gas.
Here, amid a mare's nest of gleaming steel pipes and flaming yellow gas flares, engineers are aiming to put back under the ground what many nations have exerted all their might for the last century to get out: carbon.
Even now — with the remaining chemical factories wrapped in pipe-work like their own intestines, the huge, sullenly puffing cooling towers, the perpetually flaming waste-gas chimneys against the backdrop of a cold gray sea — Teesside remains an exhilarating, though vaguely infernal, vista.
Even now with the remaining chemical factories wrapped in pipe-work like their own intestines, the huge, sullenly puffing cooling towers, the perpetually flaming waste-gas chimneys against the backdrop of a cold gray sea Teesside remains an exhilarating, though vaguely infernal, vista.
Submodels for convective heat transfer, drag forces, and char combustion were investigated to provide mass loss rate, flaming duration, and gas emissions.
The experiments establish the limits of the flaming ignition of gas and ignition delay times when the parameters of solid fuel and metal particles varied in a wide range.
As the chamber was supposed to be underground and thus there was no natural light to light the actors' faces, Haynes decided to utilise gas-fed flaming torches as the source of light; Gillan was initially nervous about working with the torches and struggled with them.
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They have seen online videos from America of flaming water taps, reports of gas leaks and a lack of transparency about chemicals used by companies over there.
