Sentence examples for ignition source for from inspiring English sources
Cigarette lighters were another prevalent ignition source for fatal explosions ignited in intake air courses.
LASER ignition as a potentially superior ignition source for technical appliances can also be suitable for internal combustion engines.
The combustion spreads from the ignition source to the adjacent layer of gas mixture; in turn, each point of the burning layer serves as an ignition source for the next adjacent layer, and so on.
Mr. O'Dell said some officials believed the ignition source for the explosion on Monday might have been a device that carries mine personnel to and from the work area.
The accumulation of static electricity during powder transport is a possible ignition source for explosions and, thus, a hazard for operation safety in process industry.
In this way, a part of the reaction zone is periodically drawn from the stagnation point into the ISL, and thus serves as an ignition source for the reactions in this layer.
The paper presents test results of a comparative study between both ignition sources for the determination of the safety characteristics "Maximum Explosion Pressure" and "Maximum Rate of Explosion Pressure Rise" of five selected dusts in the 20-L-sphere.
Firefighters say there were no "obvious ignition sources" for a 1 1/2-acre blaze Sunday above Brand Park, which left open the possibility of human causes.
We obtained the result that most of the initial heating time (∼10 15 s after appearance of ignition source) is for turbulent heating on the closest, horizontal region of aerosol cloud; the next stage (∼up to 40 s), on the other hand, has the determining force on vertical movement of the "heated kernel" as the new ignition source on fresh aerosols feed.
The aviation agency knew for decades that the practice of isolating wiring and other potential ignition sources from fuel tanks was not effective enough to prevent explosions.
Potential hazards include sources of ignition, sources of fuel and work practises.
