Sentences with phrase «exhaust stack»

In fact, the nuclear fuel in Unit 3 produced enough hydrogen to cause the explosion in Unit 4 next door via a shared exhaust stack.

The truck features lots of bling including three exhaust stacks on each side of the cab.

Dodge introduced what they called the «Adult Toys» line to boost its truck sales in the late 1970s, starting off with the limited edition Lil» Red Express pickup (featuring, a 360 c.i. police interceptor engine and visible big rig - style exhaust stacks).

It wasn't so long ago that diesel engines conjured images of black smoke belching trucks with exhaust stacks sticking out the sides.

An aFe Power intake kit helps the engine inhale a bit better, while custom Fabtech cat - back exhaust stacks ensure that it can belt like Luciano Pavarotti.

I used 4 feet of 6» stainless steel exhaust stack from the firebox, which then goes 2» over into a block - and - tile chimney.

I kind of like the reverse flow design that has a plate almost all the way across and the exhaust stack back down on the firebox end.

If you're using all wood to cook with on a big smoker you'll definitely want to keep the exhaust stack wide open.

Left to right: An on - site lab checks oil and fertilizer quality a dozen times daily; some of the plant's 45 workers stroll under oil - bearing pipes; daily maintenance logs are kept on a whiteboard; (Below) a truck is weighed before dumping turkey leftovers; the scrubber system's exhaust stack, wrapped in a steel framework, looms over the plant.

Although Polk does not capture carbon dioxide (it still goes up the exhaust stack, at a rate of 5,000 tons a day), it could easily be retrofitted to do so; new IGCC plants could have the capacity built in.

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All credentialed Showgoers are invited to come see the flames dancing from the exhaust stacks and hear that special sound that embodies pure power, even at idle.

Carbon capture and storage works by trapping the CO2 streaming from the exhaust stacks of power plants, cooling and concentrating it, and then piping it to somewhere that is considered safe to store.