Sentence examples for production of fire from inspiring English sources

The biggest relative participation of woods originating from natural forests is in the production of fire wood for industrial use, which uses 43.8% of the native forests commercially exploited [4].

After production of Fire and Ice wrapped, Bakshi attempted several projects that fell through, including adaptations of Hunter S. Thompson's Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, William Kotzwinkle's The Fan Man, Eric Rücker Eddison's The Worm Ouroboros, Stephen Crane's Maggie: A Girl of the Streets, Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer novels and an anthropomorphic depiction of Sherlock Holmes.

Here, we report on the production of fire-proof materials.

In this study, biosolids from Melbourne Water's Western Treatment Plant WTPP) were used as a secondary raw material with brick soil in the production of fired-clay bricks.

The system is composed of three main parts: computation of reference currents, regulation of DC capacitor voltage, and production of firing pulses.

As a potential pathway to sustainable construction, this novel study demonstrates the feasibility of incorporating degraded municipal solid waste (MSW) as one of the constituents for production of fired bricks.

These results suggested use of electroplating sludge in the production of fired clay bricks or ceramics might be a alternative and reliable method for the disposal of electroplating sludge.

A process design for a base case with a reference output of 30,000 N m3/h of pure H2 (88.5 MWth), which is the typical production of fired tubular reformers installed in refineries, shows that reactors 6 m long with an inner diameter of 3 m would be sufficient to carry out the entire process, assuming a cycle duration of 15 min and a maximum drop in inlet pressure of 10% per stage.

Results indicate that the use of bulldozers and fire engines increase the production of controlled fire line, while firefighter crews do not tend to contribute to controlled fire line production.

Determinants of inefficiency are identified and the effects of these determinants on the daily production of controlled fire line are examined.

Production of controlled fire line is more efficient if it occurs along natural or built breaks, such as rivers and roads, and within areas previously burned by wildfires.