Sentence examples for generating gas from inspiring English sources

Auxiliary blowing agent, or ABA, means a low-boiling point liquid added to assist foaming by generating gas beyond that resulting from the isocyanate-water reaction.

Commonly when the load changes, the generating gas turbine has still to run at design rotating speed.

Figures from the government and the biogas industry show that generating gas from waste can produce cheaper energy in the short term with fewer carbon emissions than current controversial hydraulic fracturing projects.

The mudflow is thought to have been caused by one of four possibilities: gas-charged fluids breaching coral mounds on top of the limestone rock; a magmatic reaction generating gas; a new-born mud volcano; or hydrothermal fluids migrating from neighbouring areas.

A key insight is that such transitions are usually nonuniform; so the wire must be designed to prevent localized hot spots from damaging the wire or even generating gas bubbles in the cable causing dielectric breakdown.

Theory - Solid hydrocarbons storing and generating gas is hypothetical.

Electrospray ionization (ESI) and matrix-assisted laser desorption ionization (MALDI) are the most suitable methods for generating gas-phase ions of large biomolecules.

"I generate gas for cooking and household heating from cow dung".

The generated gas will dissolve in the ground water.

Instead, this sugar passes into the small intestine where it feeds bacteria that generate gas and bloating.

The motorcycle manufacturer says corrosion of the front brake piston may generate gas within the brake system, reducing stopping power.