This would use technologies such as supercritical boilers - where high temperatures and pressures raise combustion efficiency to unprecedented levels.

Opportunities include increasing the combustion efficiency in the furnaces, which operate non-stop to produce molten glass from raw materials.

An aft mixer may be used to improve combustion efficiency.

This gauge measured the combustion efficiency of the engine.

On average over the year, boiler combustion efficiency has risen from 80% to more than 95%.

So you sort of use internal combustion technology and then you run liquid hydrogen.

Other technological applications of aerosols include dispersal of pesticides, medical treatment of respiratory illnesses, and combustion technology.

Modifications will depend on the characteristics of the fuels, the original combustion technology, the plant layout and the type and location of auxiliary systems.

This was the first time when the oil shale pulverized-firing combustion technology was implemented for power generation.

The sleeve-valve engines with silence and great low-speed torque were unable to spin fast enough to make full use of new combustion technology and remain reliable.

We must give them more efficient combustion, carbon capture and storage, and pay the difference.

Diesel engines have a more efficient combustion process that produces 30-50 per cent better fuel consumption than a petrol engine.

This forces combustion gases from the front of the furnace to flow further, back over the rest of the furnace, encouraging efficient combustion.

That energy powers a fan for more efficient combustion and can be used to charge small portable electronics.

These advances allow higher compression ratios and turbine inlet temperatures, more efficient combustion and better cooling of engine parts.

However, mercury can be absorbed from water and air, and major sources of it include refuse incineration, fossil fuel combustion and fungicides and pesticides.

Fuels with higher cetane number have shorter ignition delays, providing more time for the fuel combustion process to be completed.

Internal combustion engines capture 2025% of the energy released during fuel combustion.

Most of these perturbations are tied either directly or indirectly to human fossil fuel combustion, fertilizer, and industrial activity.

Such areas include catalysis and applications in fuel combustion.

Temperatures inside a diesel cylinder remain just above the minimum burn threshold, leading to incomplete combustion.

They are tiny particles that come from incomplete combustion of wood and have been implicated in illnesses.

However, non-radical intermediates are stable and are produced in incomplete combustion.

It also reduces the molecular weight of the exhaust that can actually increase specific impulse despite the incomplete combustion.

Incomplete combustion of petroleum or petrol results in production of toxic byproducts.

In this type of system neither the flame nor the products of combustion can contact the feed solids or the offgas.

Its use in fuel cells eliminates the pollution from products of combustion.

Hot gaseous products of combustion move upward, causing the influx of more dense cold air to the combustion zone.

Smoke inhalation injury refers to injury due to inhalation or exposure to hot gaseous products of combustion.

Gas dryers must always be vented outdoors, as the products of combustion are mixed with the moist air.