Sentence examples for more reactive fuels from inspiring English sources

Improving the access of gases to coke particles and decreasing coke size are comparable to using more reactive fuels.

To study the effect of combusting a more reactive fuel, a single step rate expression for hydrogen combustion on platinum is derived from a previously published microkinetic model.

Fresh fuel is more reactive than old fuel.

His subtweet did nothing to calm online nerves, only serving to fuel more reactive tweets and frustration.

In the version designed to replace conventional gasoline engines, the diesel fuel is replaced with gasoline that's mixed with an additive to make it more reactive, improving ignition of the fuel.

Such experiments gain importance in order to identify engine operation conditions and/or diesel fuel compositions, which produce more reactive soot, which is easier to oxidise.

Diesel soot derived from neat biodiesel (B100) is far more reactive during oxidation than soot from neat Fischer Tropsch diesel fuel (FT100).

Indeed results of reactivity tests showed that B30 soot formed from B30 fuel containing 30% vol. of RME was more reactive than ULSD soot.

During the twentieth century, mankind has produced increasingly more reactive nitrogen, intentionally as fertilizer and unintentionally as a by-product of combusting fossil fuels.

It is observed that while these fuels behave similarly for hot flames, the larger n-alkanes are substantially more reactive in the low-temperature cool flame regime.

Results of autothermal ignition of different binary fuel mixtures characterised by the same overall heating value show that the presence of a more reactive compound reduces the minimum pre-heating temperature necessary to burn methane.