Sentence examples for measurements of flame from inspiring English sources
In addition, photographs of the flames yielded measurements of flame height and thickness.
The results are compared to measurements of flame propagation using two-dimensional tracer laser-induced fluorescence imaging in an optically accessible two-stroke engine.
Phase-locked, 2 kHz broadband emission measurements of flame structure were also collected to support the PIV velocity data.
From 1815 to 1819 English chemist Sir Humphry Davy experimented on combustion, including measurements of flame temperatures, investigations of the effect on flames of rarefied gases, and dilution with various gases; he also discovered catalytic combustion the oxidation of combustibles on a catalytic surface accompanied by the release of heat but without flame.
Measurements of flame propagation velocities and extinction states in counterflow provide a valuable source of flame data that contain information about fundamental combustion physics.
The current work uses OH PLIF imaging of the flame region to produce phase-resolved measurements of flame behavior at each frequency.
The results show that previous measurements of hydrogen flame speeds at low flame temperature by Burke et al. (2010) [3] are minimally affected by radiation, but flames with low flame speeds can be strongly inhibited by radiative loss.
The meeting included presentations on measurement of flame-retarding chemicals and pesticides, metals, perchlorate, infectious agents, markers of immune status, and protein adducts.
Flame stability was measured by Zhang et al. using optical measurements of the flame stand-off distance in a 40 kW pilot facility.
A method is described for allowing for this effect, based on measurements of the flame radii at which the instabilities increased the flame speed.
Measurements of the flame orientation show a strong correlation between the flame-front normal angle and the strength of the preferential transport effects.
