Sentence examples for more complex combustion from inspiring English sources

The diesel fuels utilized by the more complex combustion in compression ignition engines are composed of thousands of hydrocarbon species.

As a more realistic example, we then conduct simulations of non-premixed hydrogen air flame/vortex interactions (Test II) using a more complex combustion model which involves state-of-the-art transport and chemical kinetics.

The major objective of the present study is to extend the application of an inverse analysis to a more realistic engineering problem with complex combustion process than traditional simple heat transfer problem.

The potential of our approach for developing surface reaction mechanisms for catalytic combustion of more complex fuels is also discussed.

"An internal combustion engine is far more complex to make".

"An internal combustion engine is far more complex to make," he says.

In general, the combustion of condensed systems i.e., liquids and solids is more complex than that of gases, which accounts for the greater development of the gas combustion theory.

In addition settings where biomass is the predominant source of ambient particulate matter tend to have smaller populations as larger cities will have a more complex mix of pollutants often dominated by fossil fuel combustion by industry and transport.

Modern internal combustion engines (ICEs) are becoming more and more complex in order to achieve not only better power and torque performance, but also to respect the pollutant emissions and the fuel consumption (CO2) limits.

The basic combustion studies here may be extended to more complex nanoenergetic systems, such as bimodal aluminum compositions, mechanically alloyed metals, or metastable intermolecular composite materials.

As combustion systems have to meet increasingly more demanding air pollution standards, their design and operation becomes more complex.