Sentence examples for higher ignition from inspiring English sources

The near-limit helium-diluted flames require much higher ignition energy than the other flames.

With aluminum volume fractions of 0, 0.1, and 0.5%, hot plate droplets were found to have much higher ignition probability regardless of the aluminum size or form.

Higher strain rate would result in higher steady-state surface temperature, but it would also require higher ignition temperature.

Reviewing 29 papers concerning ignition temperatures of wood, Babrauskas (2001) reported that softwoods, compared to hardwoods, have a smaller content of hemicellulose and a higher content of lignin [up to 34% (White 1987)], resulting in higher ignition temperatures.

For 80% ⩽ XH2 ⩽ 98%, the ignition is dominated by the combined chemistries of DME and hydrogen, and ignition delay times at higher pressures give higher ignition activation energy.

Compared with N2 or Ar, the CO2 dilution shows higher ignition temperature by about 50 K, even at the same composition ratio.

Increased engine speeds and higher cylinder pressures made it increasingly difficult to meet high ignition voltage requirements.

Fuel treatments were most effective when continuously applied and strategically placed in high ignition areas.

The best configuration is that which has the highest ignition mass flux with the lowest maximum temperature.

All of the models, except the ANN, predicted the two high ignition susceptibility areas, while the ANN only predicted a small part of southern Yunnan to have high susceptibility.

But it could not burn efficiently in practical systems due to its high ignition temperature and slow burning velocity.