Sentence examples for subsequent ignition from inspiring English sources

Two different model formulations are developed to describe the mixing, induction, and subsequent ignition and combustion.

Data on the concentration of atoms and radicals produced in the discharge processes were used as the initial input data to determine the subsequent ignition process because they play an important role in the subsequent ignition process.

The measurements show that the PVC causes a regular sequence of flame roll-up, mixing of burned and unburned gas, and subsequent ignition of the mixture in the ISL.

Spark schlieren photographs of the reflection and subsequent ignition processes are also presented, and the effects of varying the diluent and degree of dilution away from ideal conditions investigated.

This was because the large amount of SWCNTs in the nEM matrix increased the heat dissipation through the SWCNT agglomerates, so that the temperature increase in the SWCNT-nEM composite was limited, thus hindering the oxidation and subsequent ignition of the nEMs.

For example in Figure 5, the attraction of the nanoparticles to the cathode and the subsequent ignition near the cathode region indicate that the nanoparticles were positively charged.

Subsequent to ignition, activity vanished rapidly from APC neurons in sensorimotor areas but persisted in those in multimodal prefrontal and temporal areas.

Experimental results and numerical investigations support the plausibility of turbulent premixed flame propagation by small-scale (on the order of the flame thickness) recirculation and mixing of hot products into reactants and subsequent rapid ignition of the mixture.

The impact of fractional hydrogen preconversion on the subsequent homogeneous ignition characteristics of fuel-lean (equivalence ratio φ = 0.30) H2/O2/N2/CO2 mixtures over platinum was investigated experimentally and numerically at pressures of 1, 5 and 8 bar.

The subsequent auto-ignition of the ignitable part of the jet occurs simultaneously over a wide spatial extension.

Flame conditions range from very low probability of localized extinction to a high probability of localized extinction and subsequent re-ignition.