Sentence examples for ignite combustible from inspiring English sources

In many practical combustion devices, short duration, high-energy spark kernels are used to ignite combustible gases in turbulent flows.

Also known as lye and caustic soda, the odorless chemical may generate substantial heat when dissolved in water, which may be sufficient to ignite combustible materials, according to the Centers for Disease Control.

These lasers may cause a fire risk as they can ignite combustible materials.

This paper analytically and computationally examines the transient jet used to ignite combustible mixtures during Turbulent Jet Ignition (TJI).

Repetitive streamer discharges caused by transients, e.g. due to high frequency overvoltages, can ignite combustible mixtures, which has to be taken into account concerning the safety assessment of electrical apparatus for usage in hazardous areas.

Windows allow radiated heat to pass through and ignite combustible materials inside.

Comprehensive measurements of the deposited energy and the waveforms of the discharge voltage and current with a nanosecond time resolution made it possible to determine the efficiency of this type of discharge for igniting combustible mixtures.

Earlier Wednesday, Seal Beach police Sgt. Phil Gonshak said the fire was caused by an incendiary device, which ignited combustibles outside the building.

Researches on non-equilibrium plasmas in ignition and combustion processes have drawn attention of many scientists, because a non-equilibrium plasma-assisted approach provides a useful method to ignite a combustible mixture and stabilize the combustion process.

Players may be encouraged to fight with each other and with the referees, cheerleaders could wear skimpier outfits, camera angles could become more severe and the crowd could be roused to act out its own darker impulses, which might ignite a combustible mix of athletics, entertainment, sexuality, violence and alcohol, he said.

When the angle is larger than 90°, the detonation wave dramatically attenuates at the diffracting point, and later some hot spots can be formed, which can ignite the combustible gas nearby.