combustion time

Larger propellers give a longer combustion time and so higher compression.

After 35 seconds, there was a sudden drop in the motor's internal pressure, leading to an increased combustion time.

It produces approximately 12 kN thrust within a combustion time of 20 seconds.

The combustion time of the aluminum particles in the hot combustion gas varies depending on aluminum particle size and shape.

Immediately before the fuel is ignited, a brief blast of air creates turbulence in the cylinder, which assists combustion and shortens the combustion time.

HC emissions result from partial combustion caused by short combustion time and low combustion temperatures, which can occur during excessive idling at low power levels.

It is possible that larger firebrands with potentially long combustion times have cracks and irregularities that cause them to break up into smaller pieces which burn more rapidly.

Generally, the low average bark density (of about 0.2 g/cm3), correspondingly low initial terminal velocity, and long combustion time confirm the spotting potential of the bark.

Above this rpm several factors limit the torque, among others the growing friction, the closing time of the valves, the combustion time and the insufficient cross section of the intake.

Achieving lean burn engine operation A key feature of the IMA is the improvement in combustion efficiency through lean burn technology which significantly reduces combustion times.

The new engine attempts to direct the swirl with great precision so that the fuel is ignited close to the center of the combustion chamber, the hottest part, shortening the combustion time and assuring that the burning is more nearly complete.

A long combustion time results in a complete burn and low emissions without after-treatment, and because the engine can burn 100-percent biofuel in a minimally refined state, the resulting carbon footprint is reportedly lower than that of an engine requiring heavily refined fuel.