Sentence examples for waste engine from inspiring English sources

This paper presents a study in which the engineering properties of asphalt binder containing waste engine oil residues were evaluated through laboratory performance testing.

Among all waste engine oil modified blends, addition of waste engine oil resulted in corresponding decrease in complex modulus values at all frequencies.

However, this decrease was not significant beyond addition of 6% waste engine oil.

Among all blends, at any given time, lower relaxation modulus was obtained with increase in waste engine oil content.

Several asphalt blends were prepared using varying percentages of waste engine oil, virgin binder, and aged binder.

This indicates that waste engine oil can act as a rejuvenator while providing elasticity and flexibility to asphalt binder.

Therefore, volumetric expanders are more suitable in low grade heat and waste heat engines for a smaller size.

In order to save money on fuel and avoid contaminating the environment with waste heat, engines are designed to maximize the conversion of absorbed heat Q1 into useful work and to minimize the waste heat Q2.

In this study, a heat storage system was built using a phase-change material in order to recover about 30% of the thermal energy wasted through engine cooling.

A modified adsorption cooling module with a working pair of 13X zeolite-water used for engineering truck air-conditioning driven by engine waste heat is presented in this paper.

Turbo-compounding is an effective way to recover waste heat from engine exhaust and reduce fuel consumption for internal combustion engine (ICE).