Sentence examples for is combusted to from inspiring English sources

The sulfur, along with coke additions, serves as a fuel and is combusted to sulfur dioxide gas, which is usually recovered for the production of sulfuric acid as a by-product.

For this reason, a heating jacket is added to the reformer where heptane is combusted to provide heat for the endothermic reactions.

In the present paper in the gasifier operation, there is a fixed quantity of char that is combusted to gasify a fixed amount of wood, and the gasifier does not operate in a steady state manner.

The process employs iron oxide as an oxygen carrier, via which a redox reaction takes place alternately within three reactors, i.e. a fuel reactor (FR), where the natural gas is combusted to CO2 and H2O, a steam reactor (SR), where the steam is reduced to hydrogen, and an air reactor (AR), where the oxygen carrier returned to its original form by aeration.

In electricity generation applications, the permeate stream is combusted to produce power.

During smoking, most tobacco is combusted to carbon dioxide and water or incompletely combusted to carbon monoxide or less oxidized smoke constituents (Green and Rodgman, 1996).

All combustible materials in the sample are combusted to gases; that is, all carbon-bearing materials are converted into CO2 and nitrogen-bearing materials to N2.

Through the GC/C/TC III interface, amino acid derivatives were combusted to CO2, N2, NOx, and H2O in a microvolume ceramic tube (length 32 cm; internal diameter 0.6 mm) with CuO, NiO, and Pt wires at 1000 °C, and the NOx was reduced to N2 in a microvolume ceramic tube (length 32 cm; internal diameter 0.5 mm) with reduced Cu wires at 550 °C.

After this procedure, the dried residues (258 mg) were combusted to CO2 using CuO as oxidizing agent.

The resultant residual fraction is assumed to be combusted to provide a 25 bar steam input to a hypothetical Rankine cycle.

Aliquots of 50 mg of the finely ground foliage samples were combusted to N2 and CO2 in the presence of O2, and quantified by means of thermo-conductivity (LECO CHN2000, St Joseph, MI, USA).