Sentence examples for improve flame from inspiring English sources

In this context, reactant preheating may improve flame stability in a microcombustor.

Therefore, a succinct and effective method should be found to improve flame retardancy of ZHS to reduce the usage of ZHS.

Biocrude-oil was prepared from the fast pyrolysis of woody biomass and was blended with ethanol to improve flame stability and ignition characteristics.

A better knowledge of the combustion chemistry in very lean flames is required to improve flame stability and control the presence of oxygenated species as final products.

Specifically, at low approach velocities (5 m/s), the effect of upstream flow modulation is to improve flame stability as evidenced by lower flame blowoff equivalence ratios for all three types of flame holders considered.

Organosilicon thin films, obtained from the polymerization of 1,1,3,3-tetramethyldisiloxane 1,1,3,3-tetramethyldisiloxane using a cold remonomertrogen plasma process, are used to improve flame retardant properties of polyamide-6 (PA-6) and polyamide-6 clay nanocomposite (PA-6 nano) substrates.

In recent years, zinc hydroxystannate (ZHS) has attracted growing attention owing to significantly improving flame retardancy of poly (vinyl chloride) (PVC).

Therefore, As-prepared composites will find potential applications such as in building, electric and electronic, and aerospace fields due to their improved flame retardancy and mechanical performances.

Thermogravimetric analysis indicates that the POSS epoxy nanocomposites display high ceramic yields, suggesting improved flame retardancy.

Flame stabilized by a bluff-body is a common scene in many engineering applications due to the enhanced mixing characteristics, improved flame stability, and ease of combustion control.

Apparently, the coating char exerts a much greater isolating effect on flammable volatiles, oxygen, and heat than the independent char formed in bulk does, thus showing significantly improved flame retardancy compared to the latter with the same flame-retardant content.