Sentence examples for sprayed fuel from inspiring English sources
Benz began producing trucks with fuel-saving diesel engines, which sprayed fuel oil into the combustion chamber under high pressure, before World War I.
A leak would have sprayed fuel into the air rather than into the boat, and the corrosive gasoline would have eaten away the adhesive properties of the duct tape Chandler said he used to repair the purported leak.
They used steam provided by 18 mixed-firing, superheater-equipped Miyabara water-tube boilers, with a working pressure of, that sprayed fuel oil on the coal to increase its burn rate.
Lieutenant Buchanan said that in a rental car that Mr. Pardo had used to drive to the home of his former in-laws, investigators had found another device for spraying fuel.
The fuel be burned without difficulty at the cylinder's top dead-centre, and the urea-injection system is no longer required.Not just a fair-weather friendMeanwhile, the diesel's old bugbear of poor starting in cold weather has been licked by the adoption of piezoelectric fuel injectors with multiple nozzles, which can spray fuel in whatever pattern best suits the operating conditions.
Atomizers — devices that can spray liquids in the form of droplets so small that they remain suspended in air rather than settling out — are crucial parts of many industrial processes, including painting and coating, spraying fuel into engines or water into cooling towers, and printing with fine droplets of ink.
Rather than spraying fuel into an intake port, it's sent straight into the combustion chamber at exceedingly high pressure.
The detonated gas tank was spraying fuel and flames through his cab.
Rather than attempting to ignite oil floating on water, nozzles were placed above high-water mark with pumps producing sufficient pressure to spray fuel which produced a roaring wall of flame over, rather than on, the water.
It takes cool nerves to close the distance between a lumbering, bomb-laden B-52 and a gas-heavy jet tanker to within spitting distance, and to hold it steady through nighttime turbulence without colliding or causing the probe to yank out and spray fuel over hot engines.
Racing car sprays burning fuel into crowd Jump to media player Several people have been hurt after a car sprayed burning fuel into the crowd at an event in Australia.
