Sentence examples for ignition charge from inspiring English sources

This prevented light from the burning of the ignition charge from being transmitted to the optical fibres used to trigger the experimental diagnostics.

An important discovery was that including magnesium alloy turnings (the waste product of machining with a lathe) with the main charge at the rear of the barrel would give reliable ignition without the necessity of a separate ignition charge and its associated wiring.

Though it has largely been supplanted by smokeless powder as a propellant for ammunition in guns, black powder is still widely used for ignition charges, primers, fuses, and blank-fire charges in military ammunition.

n-Butanol is one of the most promising conventional fuel alternatives for diesel engines using advanced combustion modes such as homogeneous charge ignition and premixed charge compression ignition.

With spark ignition, the fuel charge is ignited by a spark arcing between two direct-current electrodes and compression ignition engines employ the heat generated by the compression of the fuel-air mixture to ignite the fuel charge.

In addition to low density nitromannite, diazodinitrophenol, lead styphnate, and lead azide are widely used as ignition-primer charges.

These results suggest that temperature and composition stratifications together with a well-designed T ϕ correlation can alleviate an excessive rate of pressure rise and control the ignition-timing in homogeneous charge compression-ignition (HCCI) combustion.

These results suggest that an appropriate combination of T′ and ϕ′ together with a well-prepared T−ϕdistribution can alleviate an excessive pressure-rise rate (PRR) and control ignition-timing in homogeneous charge compression-ignition (HCCI) combustion.

Ignition of the charge was usually by means of a slow-burning punk.

He described the required sequence of operations as (1) suction during an entire outstroke of the piston, (2) compression during the following instroke, (3) ignition of the charge at dead centre and expansion during the next outstroke (the power stroke), and (4) expulsion of the burned gases during the next instroke.

However, recently it was realized that, in carbonate-based electrolyte batteries, anodes with a very low work potential (<1 V) may destroy the solid electrolyte interface (SEI) and thereby trigger short-circuits and electrolyte ignition during fast charge.