Sentence examples for range of the flame from inspiring English sources

The range of the flame varied considerably, generally just a few tens of yards and lasted only one to two seconds.

We discuss the transition mechanism and arguments for the improved mixing, compact size and a broader stability range of the blue flame in comparison to the long yellow flame.

The predictions of the selected model are in good agreement with the experimental data over the range of the studied flame conditions.

Moreover, the flame height of the 1.5-cm-diameter pool fire increases over the entire pressure range whereas the flame height of the 2.0-cm-diameter pool fire increases until its peak value is reached at 2 atm and then decreases gradually.

Although the modelling approaches are based on non-premixed flames and hence not expected to be valid for a wide range of premixed flames, the predicted flame is just 10% longer than that in the DNS and excellent agreement of mean mass fractions, conditional mass fractions and temperature is demonstrated.

A hybrid fs/ps pure-rotational coherent anti-Stokes Raman scattering (CARS) scheme is systematically evaluated over a wide range of flame conditions in the product gases of two canonical flat-flame burners.

"All the storehouses and depots were filled with straw and hay," von Borcke wrote, "and combustibles were also placed in forty-six railway cars, which had been pushed closely together…Just as the sun was disappearing behind the range of distant hills, the flames were rising from a hundred different points of the plain .The sight, he continued, was one of "strange mysterious splendor".

None of the propane chemical mechanisms give good agreement with the data over the entire range of flame conditions.

This indicates that the IMRM samples all undergo the same net reaction (Al/Ni → AlNi) but at a range of different flame temperatures (roughly 1950 K to 1300 K).

Albemarle Corp has further expanded its extensive range of flame retardants with the introduction of halogen-free Antiblaze® 117HF for flexible furniture and automotive foams.

The general utility of a global Karlovitz number for describing the combustion regime and hence the selection of an applicable combustion model is brought into question considering that the variation of the local Karlovitz number in the simulations varies by up to 2 orders of magnitude, indicating a broad range of accessed flame structures.