Sentences with phrase «fuel the engine burns»

Not exact matches

The CS100, which is expected to make its maiden test flight this fall, burns up to 15 % less fuel, and is also far quieter than a traditional jet engine — a perfect fit for Porter's business model, and its home airport.

Crabtree estimates lithium ion can get 50 % cheaper and more powerful, but that's still not suitable to widely displace fossil fuel — burning engines.

Technologies from Westport Innovations Inc. allow engines to operate on clean - burning fuels such as compressed natural gas (CNG), liquefied natural gas (LNG), hydrogen and biofuels such as landfill gas.

In terms of engineering, it would be simpler to design than existing gasoline - electric hybrids, since both fuels could be burned in the same engine.

Fat must be released from our body fat, transported through your system, to a cellular engine where it will be burned as a fuel.

Perhaps the love - fuel simply did not give enough distinction to any captain, and therefore something else was needed to become the outspoken lead - tugboat that the other boats would follow without thinking, without fuel... simply being towed on long twisted doctrine - ropes until the lead boat burned out its own engine, caught on fire, and sank.

Instead of the original carbureted pushrod V - 8 of 350 horsepower, it uses a four - overhead - camshaft, fuel - injected engine — again in lightweight aluminum and again burning gasoline rather than racing alcohol.

A misbehaving valve in the fuel system, not necessarily related to the safe mode, has also led to a delay in a planned engine burn that would have shortened the probe's orbit.

In a short but historic flight, one of the company's Boeing 747 - 400s flew more than 200 miles (320 kilometers) from London Heathrow Airport to Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam, reaching a peak altitude of 25,000 feet (7,600 meters) during the 40 - minute flight, with one of its four engines burning a blend of 20 percent coconut and babassu oils mixed with regular petroleum - based jet fuel.

Whilst methane - burning is cleaner that other fossil fuels, any methane not burnt and released in the emissions from the engine has a much greater warming effect than oil - based fuel.

Indeed, mitochondria can be thought of rather like a car engine, that burns fuel (food molecules), and recovers the energy in a useful form to drive the processes of life.

Fuel cells are far greener than gas - powered engines because they produce electricity without burning up the hydrogen (or other fuel) that powers tFuel cells are far greener than gas - powered engines because they produce electricity without burning up the hydrogen (or other fuel) that powers tfuel) that powers them.

While burning algae - derived fuel in an engine or factory generates carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions just like fossil fuels do, the algae itself requires CO2 to photosynthesize — so overall no new CO2 is added to the atmosphere.

Produced by the burning of fossil fuels in power plants and car engines, carbon dioxide continues to accumulate in the atmosphere, warming the planet.

That's because fermenting corn into ethanol delivers less liquid fuel energy for internal combustion engines than does burning the kernels to generate power for electric motors.

(Even in such a case, however, the Volt would consume some fuel; periodically the car's internal combustion engine automatically starts up and burns some gas in order to perform self - diagnostic tests and keep itself lubricated.)

Solar energy fuels the growth of the algae, which are then dried, ground up into a fine powder and burnt in the engine to generate electricity.

Much like a car engine has multiple cylinders, GE's H - class turbines possess a ring of 12 or 16 combustors, each capable of burning nearly three tons of fuel and air per minute at firing temperatures exceeding 1,500 degrees Celsius.

Trawling for crustaceans burns the most fuel because of the large amounts of engine force required to drag thin - meshed nets along the sea floor.

Given the total burned fuel, they estimated the amounts of the pollutants, using information about engine types and fuel types.

The plan is to match the basic electric - drive system with various recharging sources, including engines that burn gasoline, ethanol and biodiesel fuels as well as hydrogen fuel cells.

In recent years, engineers have redesigned vehicles with more fuel - efficient technology, including gasoline direct injection engines paired with turbocharging, which results in smaller engines that burn less gas while retaining power.

A standard jet engine employs spinning compressor fans to pressurize inflowing air so that it releases large amounts of energy when mixed with fuel and burned.

Diesel engines burn their fuel more efficiently compared to their gasoline counterparts — and thus emit considerably lower quantities of the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide (CO2)-- mainly because diesel engines work with excess air in so - called lean - burn mode.

The traditional cylinder - piston design used in engines means that only the piston head itself produces motive force, as it is pushed up and down by the expansion of the burning fuel - and - air mixture.

The tumour killing functions of Natural Killer cells require energy and to meet this demand NK cells take on more fuel, which they burn within a metabolic engine to drive energy production.

Muscle is also your body's engine — the bigger the engine, the more fuel it uses and the more calories you burn, making it easier to lose fat,» says Etheridge, who suggests any good fat loss plan contains gradual progressions in both fat - burning cardiovascular activity and resistance training.

Although engines now emit less diesel exhaust, thanks to mechanical improvements and the use of cleaner - burning fuel, diesel exhaust is still dangerously widespread.

MAF stands for «Maximum Aerobic Function,» referring to the aerobic system, the fat - burning engine responsible for fueling all of the body's needs.

The method focuses on improving the function of the aerobic system, the fat - burning engine responsible for fueling all of the body's needs.

Because of the relationship of heart rate to stress hormones to fuel utilization, the fat - burning engine is primarily active at a lower fat - burning heart rate and the sugar - burning engine is primarily active at a higher sugar - burning heart rate.

When the body is primarily using fat for fuel as exercise, increasing carbohydrate won't be a big help because the body's fat - burning engine (which is what the body will depend on for racing) won't be availing itself of those carbohydrates as a main source of fuel.

Because the government understands that to maintain a lean, strong physique, you need to fuel your body's primary fat burning engine... your muscles!

Usually, it's a good idea to fuel with carbs during a race — it helps the body stoke the fat - burning engine — but again, insofar you don't need to, you are the better ultrarunner.

This means that you were relying on a slower burning fuel (and a different engine) than the one you use for sugar - burning.

For example, the reason that just about everyone hits the wall during a marathon is because just about everyone runs at a far higher consumption of energy than their fat - burning engine can produce — which is why they must rely on relatively small sugar stores for fuel, which is why they run out of energy at mile 17, and start losing power at mile 10.

Higher engine speeds should give you more power, automatically, because more fuel is burnt and more power strokes occur.

The power output of an engine depends in part on the energy density of the fuel being burnt.

Created from food byproducts provided from Tyson, the clean - burning fuel requires that the fuel pump be extra strong — in this fact, the pump alone can sap as much as 50 hp just to supply the engine with diesel.

When this happens, it usually looks like some sort of «explosion» where engine makes loud sound (breaking crankshaft) and holes emit large amount of smoke from burned fuel, oil and hot metal of cylinders.

Can a car engine begin to burn oil with no noticeable performance or fuel consumption difference / or noticeable white smoke out from the exhaust?

The free flowing exhaust allows more gasses to pass through the engine and thereby requires more fuel to enter the engine to be burned.

One more fact is, dirty oil can not keep the car engine cool, hence, it may cause the car engine to smell like a burnt fuel while running.

The EVAP system vents the fuel tank fumes to the vehicles inlet manifold and are burnt by the engine.

Given two engines of similar weight, both operated at their respective optimum efficiency (i.e. maximum mechanical work done per unit of chemical enthalpy in the burnt fuel), you will end up with similar fuel consumption for either engine type.

What the ECU does is create a very specific mixture of this fuel, vapor, and air that is needed to create the high energy burn that makes the engine turn.

There are other technologies — cylinder deactivation, lean - burn engines, high - gear - count transmissions, clean diesels and more — that decrease fuel usage, or don't.

An old engine may spit more unburnt / partially burnt fuel, but that's negligible compared to the total amount of burnt fuel.

I would submit that the combustion itself can occur completely before the end of the combustion cycle if the engine is moving slower, or longer than the combustion stroke if, for instance, there is more air / fuel than can be burned.

I don't know about cars, but turbo working, fuel trim adjusting for lean burn, good MAF... Suggests the turbo is firing up, but somehow not resulting in engine power.