Sentence examples for trigger ignition from inspiring English sources

An approach suggested in this work is to design new metal-based materials in which pre-determined phase changes will occur and trigger ignition at a desired temperature and also accelerate the rate of heat release during combustion.

At temperatures above the second explosion limit, H and O atoms produced from the dissociation of reactants by deactivation of excited argon subsequently trigger ignition significantly reducing the ignition delay.

Two-dimensional direct numerical simulations are used to quantify the sensitivity of ignition kernel formation and subsequent edge-flame propagation to the oxidizer temperature and the initial width and amplitude of O-atom deposition used to trigger ignition in an axisymmetric counterflow of heated air versus ambient hydrogen/nitrogen.

"It was dangerous to use because any friction would trigger ignition, so I had told the students not to use it.

The Pontarddulais Male Voice Choir was quite enough to trigger an ignition.

These bodies were dramatically altered in composition when the Sun accreted enough mass to trigger the ignition of thermonuclear fusion in its interior, releasing vast amounts of energetic electromagnetic radiation.

The seven young torchbearers then ignited a tiny single flame, triggering the ignition of 204 copper petals carried into the stadium by the athletes.

It was shown that at the heating rates exceeding 103K/s, the exothermic formation of a metastable L12 phase of Al3Ti occurring during heating of the Al Ti mechanical alloys triggers their ignition.

It was also found that sufficient turbulent burning on the flame surface was required in order to drive pressure waves to sufficiently strengthen the leading shock wave, locally, in order to trigger auto-ignition hot spots in the wave front.

The 2Al Fe2O3-1 2Al Fe2O3-12Al NiuO-1(andNi) composites ignited at the melting point of aluminum, but all the other composites ignited well below the melting point, indicating that the reaction(s) between the Al and Ni flakes produced hot spots where liquid formed and triggered the ignition.

The seven young athletes each lit a single tiny flame on the ground, which triggered the ignition of the cauldron's petals.