Sentence examples for speed of combustion from inspiring English sources

Although smouldering is not avoided in any case, the addition of 8% of boric acid or aluminium hydroxide slows down the speed of combustion propagation.

The complete flammability characteristic requires the determination of the basic parameters of Bisphenol A under fire conditions including Heat Release Rate, speed of combustion, ability to ignite and the temperature of the decomposition range.

The Mack Sennett car chase took Western mobility and revved it up to the speed of the combustion engine.

This paper presents high-speed movies of combustion luminosity during the interaction of a laminar vortex with a spark-generated pre-mixed flame kernel in a quiescent combustion chamber.

A nonlinear extrapolative technique was used to obtain values of laminar flame speed for combustion with air, for varying temperature, pressure and equivalence ratio.

Comparison is made of the simulations with high speed chemiluminescence images of combustion and measured pressure traces in a Rapid Compression Machine (RCM).

Though HFO-1234yf is flammable per ASTM E-681-04, it poses significantly less fire hazard than HFC-152a and HFC-32 due to its low flame speed, low heat of combustion, and its difficulty to ignite [6].

It is demonstrated that the two-step models are capable of accurately predicting the speed and structure of combustion waves as well as flame stability and frequency of pulsations of unsteady combustion waves.

The effect of various formation steps of NOx in combustion is considered via a phenomenological model of combustion speed.

In this paper, we compare the efficiency and the appropriateness of direct and Krylov subspace sparse iterative solvers to speed-up the integration of combustion chemistry ODEs, with focus on their incorporation into multi-dimensional CFD codes through operator splitting.

It is proposed that flame acceleration beyond the speed of sound of the combustion products is possible due to enhanced burning that is driven by chemical acoustic interactions.