Sentence examples for is ignitable from inspiring English sources

The resulting confrontation is ignitable, vicious, sometimes erotic, and nearly always shattering.

However this ignitability was shown to be related to the agglomeration state of powder in the dispersion phase, indicating that as the mean particle size decreases, a hybrid mixture with an extremely low content of flammable gas could be ignitable.

Also, despite the very low content of volatiles in the selected nanopowders, a hybrid mixture can be ignitable at an equivalence ratio well below the LFL of the gas.

Eden based her analysis upon data collected from Hiroshima and believes the 20 cal/cm2 quoted by some analysts necessary for mass fires in a large city is unnecessarily conservative as common fuels are ignitable at 3 cal/cm2.

"Do you feel that gas is more ignitable than charcoal?" "It's more convenient," Eric nods serenely.

This would also be re-ignitable.

The aim of this type of protection is to avoid the occurrence of ignitable sparks and thus have a distinctly higher degree of safety compared to conventional electrical apparatus.

An ignitable mixture of gasoline vapour and air is drawn into the cylinder by the partial vacuum thus created.

The study findings revealed that laser ignition was superior to the spark-plug ignition in the aspect of the early-stage rapid flame spread, although it showed lower probability of successful ignition than that by the spark plug near the lean-fuel ignitable limit.

Electrical apparatus with the increased safety "e" type of protection is distinguished by the fact that it does not generate any ignitable sparks during normal operation.

The flash point of a volatile material is the lowest temperature at which it can vaporize to form an ignitable mixture in air.