Sentence examples for generating a flame from inspiring English sources

The PPBB burner features a frustum shaped conical bluff body generating a flame stabilizing recirculation zone.

The results were rationalized in terms of theoretical considerations showing that the heat input into the flame is sufficient to compensate for the decrease of equivalence ratio upstream the propagating flame, thus generating a flame that propagates faster than the one propagating in a homogeneous mixture.

The engine's condition generated a flame-out warning in the cockpit 37 seconds after takeoff, according to a report by the council.

When NH3 H2 blends are used directly (without any modification) in a heat-recirculating micro-TPV configuration that has an installation of gallium antimonide (GaSb) photovoltaic cells and was developed for hydrocarbon fuel, low temperature on the micro-emitter outer surface is observed, generating a secondary flame at the micro-emitter outlet.

The injection of n-heptane liquid fuel is achieved through the use of a pressure-swirl atomiser generating a lifted spray flame.

The particles burn without generating a detectable standoff flame zone or producing smoke; combustion products are particles of MgO with dimensions comparable to those of the starting Mg powder particles.

Kindling catches fire easier than big logs, helping generate a bigger flame in the beginning and sustaining the fire for a longer period of time.

The spray burner has been designed to generate a stable flame without the use of a bluff body or a pilot flame facilitating numerical simulations.

The use of PTHF/glycerin binder is theoretically effective for enhancing the performance of AN-based propellant, but the combined AN/PTHF/glycerin propellants failed to ignite; they only generated a flashing flame at the ignition event.

In the kiln hot gases are generated by a flame projected from a burner-pipe placed inside the freeboard.

The ENPs in nanopowder form appeared to form chain-like aggregates, typical of metal oxides generated in a flame pyrolysis process.