-
winds blow the fire
brands into the
burning area and tend to cool the
unignited fuel
outside so that
ignition by
radiated heat is more difficult, thus...
-
perimeter blow the fire
brands into the
burning area and tend to cool the
unignited fuel
outside the fire area so that
ignition of
material outside the periphery...
- be
maneuvered into the
flamethrower range.
Sometimes a “wet burst” of
unignited fuel
would be spra**** into the
target first, only to be
ignited by a second...
-
around 40
million tons of sand and earth. The
mixture of
desert sand,
unignited oil
spilled and soot
generated by the
burning oil
wells formed layers...
- different, "a
simple syringe [that]
squirted both
liquid fire (presumably
unignited) and
noxious juices to
repel enemy troops." The
illustrations of Hero's...
-
target some 50–100
metres (160–330 ft) from the operator; moreover, an
unignited stream of
flammable liquid can be
fired and
afterwards ignited, possibly...
-
Video demonstration of a dust explosion,
showing the size of an
unignited dust cloud, size of the
cloud ignited, a
partially contained explosion, and...
- to
toxic monomethylhydrazine and
nitrogen tetroxide fumes,
caused by
unignited reaction control system (RCS)
hypergolic propellants venting from the...
- BLEVEs, not
entailing flames or
other chemical reactions. In the case of
unignited BLEVEs of
liquefied gases,
rapid cooling due to the
absorption of the...
- (using ThO2 with 1% CeO2)
remained at "full glow" when
exposed to a cold
unignited mixture of
flammable gas[which?] and air. The
light emitted by thorium...
