Sentence examples for production flame from inspiring English sources

Finally, measurements of the total propagating surface area production (flame stretching) suggest that the collisions or reconnections of flamelets may be important for the coexistence of these three different curvature modes.

At the pressure anti-nodes, peak fluctuations result from the production of flame surface area by axisymmetric flame motions caused by the modulation of flow at the burner inlet by the pressure fluctuations.

After the merging of the fuel consumption layers, radical production and flame structure shifts more towards an H2/CO/O2 system at the expense of hydrocarbon reactions.

2,2-Bis(bromomethyl -1,3-propanediol is a high-production-volume flame retardant used in polyester resins, plastic polymers, and rigid polyurethane foams (NTP 2011).

BFRs are generally used in electronic equipment with the aim to inhibit, suppress or delay the production of flames and as a consequence to prevent the spread of a fire.

In 2002, the production of flame-retarded rubber had decreased substantially at the plant, and no batches were produced between the end of September and the end of November that year.

In the present study, we include blood samples from four male rubber mixers, 25 60 years of age, and three male millers, 31 45 years of age, drawn immediately after a period of production of flame-retarded rubber in June 2000, on the day before the start of the summer vacation, and again at the end of vacation (31, 34, or 43 days later).

Predictions of temperature and NO rate of production along the flame axis showed that the syngas with high H2 content had a flame front closer to the burner exit and NO production rate greater than the high CO case.

Stefan Escreet's pacy production of In Flame suits this richly inventive play about the lives of two women a century apart.

Directed and edited by Jason Eisener; written by John Davies; director of photography, Karim Hussain ; music by Adam Burke, Darius Hobert and Giallos Flame; production design by Ewen Dickson; costumes by Sarah Dunsworth; produced by Rob Cotterill, Niv Fichman and Frank Siracusa; released by Magnet Releasing.

Hexabromocyclododecane (HBCD) is a high production volume brominated flame retardant that has been detected in the environment and wildlife at increasing concentrations.