Sentences with phrase «oil burning»

If you are not seeing oil leaking on the ground, or smelling oil burning doesn't mean oil leaks are not serious.

Just to let you know, olive oil burns in cast iron try canola oil!

After all, someone needed to be there to keep the whale oil burning.

My question is what is the maximum allowed oil burning of this car per 1000 km?

I will say that oil burning out of the exhaust is worse.

Mine had abnormal oil burn and the car had the engine block replaced as well as the valve timing regulator.

According to research, oil burned from the tar sands emits significantly more carbon than conventional oil.

That would be great, but I would still argue against oil burning.

The most effective leaders aren't the ones who constantly keep the midnight oil burning, but rather the ones who are the most attentive and focused while at work.

This led me to thinking I was getting oil in the cylinders when the rings cool and contract, which I tracked to known oil burning issues with these AFM engines.

As for the air quality improvement claims, there is plenty of dirty fuel oil burned in New York City, it's true.

The FIA is trying to crack down on oil burning, but whether or not teams will stop doing it is another matter

Why don't they use the same line of reasoning and say, «Oh there's no rationality to a day's worth of oil burning for eight.»

8 Drops peppermint oil 2 Tbsp carrier oil (such as coconut oil — to tone down the peppermint oil burn into a tingle only) 1 Tbsp beeswax pellets (you can find them at Whole Foods and other specialty grocery stores) Containers (use empty altoid tins or small glass containers) Optional: lipstick shavings for a hint of tint

Iodine is released into the air by humans through coal and fuel oil burning power plants, and also by the ocean, with the ocean being a much larger supplier.

The electric company, PREPA, relied on selling bonds to pay for the imported oil it burned at its power plants.

I used a sparing amount of Canola oil instead of olive oil because my experience with olive oil is that its smoke point is too low for searing and sometimes if the olive oil burns a little, you get an off taste.

Oil burning falls into this category along with the active suspensions and double diffusers of the past.

Countries that paid into the UNDP fund would receive a credit for the avoided greenhouse gas emissions, potentially offsetting some of their own oil burning.

(Previous research has shown that crude oil burns most effectively when the oil layer that is maintained between one and four centimeters.)

Organic coconut oil burns fat rapidly.

I have a pyramid, globe and essential oil burning lamp all from the himalayan salt shop.

What I found that was when I ate certain food the mag oil burned when applied.

I'm suspecting that much oil burning cooked and covered the plugs and the combustion chambers in a huge amount of carbon.

Long term oil burning could also lead to an exhaust system restriction (assuming catalytic converters) which would reduce power.

I know excessive oil burning can end up in a clogged catalytic converter.

The smoking under the hood, may have been residual oil burning off the exhaust manifold.

- Fewer Mobile Phones sold - Reduced Sales of SUV's - Fewer Plasma TV's sold - Reduced Oil Burning - Less people killed in the streets - Less shipping - Less need for biofuel - Fewer People going on holiday - Consumption of Inefficient food products reduced.

Current low oil prices may encourage oil burning and could postpone the market penetration of, for instance, electric cars.

The truth is that, even assuming the wildest possible success of these initiatives — that humanity decided tomorrow to replace its coal and oil burning energy sources with non-carbon sources — it would still be too late to avert major climate disruptions.

Before uranium fission, all submarines were powered by oil burning diesel engines.

All you need is fleet of jet turbine helicopters, a fleet of large commercial trucks equipped with heavy duty oil burning heaters, sufficient fossil fuels to run the entire operation all winter long, and you, too, can have Green Energy in snow country.

Some became the coal and oil we burn today — but the «desequestration» is about 1 million times faster than the original sequestration was.

At night, their main source of light is oil burning lanterns, a few LED lights, and headlamps.

Coal and oil burning electric utilities are the top source of manmade mercury pollution in the United States.

Poking around with Scholar, I found mention of «hydrophobic soot particles from residential coal and industrial oil burning» and also mention of radar being used that distinguishes aerosols from water vapor and clouds.

Because oil burns hotter, the furnace must be built from more robust materials to withstand the heat.

Do you ever smell oil burning?

The car has had oil burning issues and the top half was rebuilt and a melted valve replaced

The qualifying - spec engine mapping that Mercedes has is oil burning in action.

Fried potato pancakes called latkes are served at Hanukkah celebrations as a nod to the miracle of a single day's worth of oil burning for eight nights in the Temple of Jerusalem in the second century BCE — and they're also incredibly tasty and easy to whip up when company comes over.

As crude oil burns it releases many toxic chemicals, including lead, carbon monoxide, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and volatile organic compounds, says Bin Jalaludin at the University of New South Wales in Australia.

The flood of data from my senses is overwhelming: the roar from the chain saw engine; the smell of oil burning on the muffler; the feel of branches pressing against me everywhere; sawdust, salty sweat and stinging two - stroke exhaust in my eyes and that I taste in my mouth.