Sentence examples for smoke discharge from inspiring English sources

The ventilation network in a UTLT is divided into three characterized regions: smoke discharge branches, smoke-prevention branches upstream of the fire and the smoke-prevention branches downstream of the fire.

In a longitudinally ventilated UTLT, the critical velocities, as the minimal air velocities for preventing smoke infiltrating into the regions upstream of the fire and entering the downstream tunnel branches that are adjacent to the smoke discharge route, should be guaranteed.

Bang! went the smoke discharger - and as I quickly bobbed my head out I could see the smoke bomb heading straight into the middle of a wired off field, with dozens of painted notices showing the sign of a skull and cross-bones and the words "Achtung Minen".

From the results, it can be seen that most smoke is discharged directly off the tunnel through roof openings, so roof openings are favorable for exhausting smoke.

Residents of Baha, a village in Yunnan province, said they had grown increasingly angry over a local metalwork factory that had been coughing up black smoke and discharging polluted wastewater into the rural area.

Attendance at the antismoking classes was noted to determine if there was a relationship between attending the classes and a change in the number of cigarettes smoked at discharge.

They wanted to resolve two major questions: the effect that firing the upper superfiring turrets would have on the crewmen in the lower guns, and whether smoke from the discharge of the lower guns would hinder the targeting capabilities of the upper turret.

The dummy also discharged smoke throughout the house.

They added a "significant amount of low lying smoke has been discharged in the local area".

For example, in Bangladesh, the SPFS was involved in developing a new cooking stove that uses less fuel and discharges smoke from the indoor environment, therefore reducing indoor concentrations of hazardous particulate matter.

There was a greater reduction in the number of cigarettes smoked between admission and discharge in the quality improvement period compared with the reference period (P = 0.025).