Sentences with phrase «combustion technology»

Vehicle engineers believe the breakthrough in internal combustion technology would come from mastering the variable compression ratio.

High precision combustion technologies assist with improving engine output and lead to improvements in fuel efficiency and competitive emissions.

BMW demonstrated a hydrogen - powered internal combustion technology in some of their concept cars in 2000 and 2001, and Mini showcased a hydrogen - powered concept car in 2001 at the Frankfurt Auto Show.

While taller, heavier SUVs do not reach the level of fuel efficiency of smaller vehicles in terms of miles - per - gallon, more efficient combustion technologies and battery assistance can greatly improve their efficiency, especially the boost of torque from the electric motor helping to get a larger car moving.

To improve thermal efficiency and fuel economy, the high - speed combustion technology in the engine features a long stroke; a widened angle between the intake and exhaust valves; a high - efficiency intake port with a laser - cladded valve seat; a high compression ratio (14); high - energy ignition coil; new D - 4S injection; and a multi-hole direct injector.

Other programs that provide economic support for coal include federal and state tax breaks, the Rural Utilities Service loan guarantee program, research on new combustion technologies by the Department of Energy, and the Department of the Interior's coal leasing program.

Waste can be further minimised through the use of high efficiency coal combustion technologies.

Though some of these new engine designs will likely also be «hybridized» to achieve even better mileage and performance, they are likely to keep internal combustion technology on the road for decades to come.

With superior combustion technologies and deep application expertise, Eclipse designs and manufactures a wide range of burners, recuperators, heat exchangers as well as complete combustion systems, controls and accessories.

To reduce emissions, GE's Dry Low NOx combustion technology mixes fuel with air before burning it in the combustor.

«An all - new engine, the 2.5 - liter four - cylinder incorporates fast - burn combustion technology that makes it one of the most thermally efficient engines ever offered in a Lexus,» the automaker says.

To encourage engineers to push the internal combustion technology forward, Republican Congressman Dan Lungren has introduced a bill that will reward a handsome $ 1 billion in Federal...

The concept that appeared last September at the Frankfurt Motor Show carried a 2.5 - liter, Atkinson - cycle four - cylinder engine working with an electric motor while the turbo model that was shown at the Tokyo Motor Show just last month featured a 2.0 - liter, four - cylinder turbocharged gasoline engine with D - 4S and VVT - i combustion technologies.

Residue combustion technology includes simple steam machines for small - scale power production and steam turbines for larger power plants (ITTO, 2005).

Incinerators using new high - heat combustion technologies are the industry's answer to pollution complaints.

But the Callendars» way of life did not change radically: they remained in Horsham, and Guy continued to work at Langhurst, investigating combustion technologies, space heaters, and the generation of high - speed air currents, among other projects.

This stove features unique Aduro - tronic combustion technology, which automatically regulates the primary airflow.

While taller, heavier SUVs do not reach the level of fuel efficiency of smaller vehicles in terms of miles - per - gallon, more efficient combustion technologies and battery assistance can greatly improve their efficiency, especially the boost of torque from the electric motor helping to get a larger car moving.

The engine utilizes high - speed combustion technology and a variable control system for greater thermal efficiency output, which reduces energy losses associated with exhaust and cooling systems and the movement of mechanical parts, among other factors.

Improvements continue to be made in conventional PCC power station design and new combustion technologies are being developed.

A detailed overview of HELE coal combustion technologies was presented to the workshop by IEACCC's General Manager, Andrew Mitchener.

At $ 100 a barrel, prudent development of U.S. reserves could cut imports in half, and coupled with better use of abundant natural gas and wiser application of now available internal combustion technologies, the United States could become an energy exporter.

I was not pleased to see, once again, that hydrogen is linked only with fuel - cell technology, which is «many years away» from mass production and costs several times as much as internal combustion technology.

(D) combustion technology to produce higher firing temperature while lowering nitrogen oxide and carbon monoxide emissions per unit of output;

Fuel - saving eAssist marries light electrification with more traditional internal - combustion technology.

Japan's automakers are well - versed in internal combustion technologies.

However, its existing naturally aspirated four - cylinders will remain, instead gaining other efficiency - increasing internal combustion technologies and the use of continuously variable transmissions (CVTs).

Both, the Hybrid and the Plug - in, use the 6DCT to harness the electric and combustion technologies to best effect, for a more engaging drive.

This is a technically challenging time and will require innovations in combustion technology, drivelines, fuels (and fuel management), intelligent operational algorithms etc..