Sentence examples for risk of ignition from inspiring English sources

Minimize the production of vapors and the associated risk of ignition by flashback.

They are employed in furniture, carpeting, bedding, textiles, electronics and plastics to reduce the risk of ignition and slow down the rate at which things burn.

It said that 4.3 million vehicles in model years 1984 and 1985 were at risk of ignition problems and that about 500,000 already had their modules replaced at the owners' expense.

The risk of ignition and even explosion is especially high in the presence of an explosive mixture of oxygen and, e.g., hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide, etc.

Numeric design limits in relation to the studied parameters were proposed so that in the event of leakage of flammable refrigerant, the lower flammability limit is not exceeded, thus reducing the risk of ignition.

Another major advantage: "transporting natural gas as hydrates can be done at higher temperature and lower pressure than liquid natural gas, and the risk of ignition in transport is much lower," explains Hugh Guthrie, who studies natural gas at the U.S. Department of Energy's National Energy Technology Laboratory in Morgantown, WV.

Avoidance of risks of ignition with unearthed Type D FIBC requires that electrostatic discharges cannot quickly access large quantities of charge via any conductive features of the material.

It also designed X-ray equipment for use in operating rooms that reduced the risk of explosive ignition of ether.

Lignite pre-drying is, however, a high energy consumption process with a high risk of spontaneous ignition.

Quantifying the risk of accidental ignition of flammable mixtures is extremely important in industry and aviation safety.

Conditions under which biological activity can result in the initiation of an elevated-temperature branch within the compost pile which does not pose the risk of spontaneous ignition are identified.