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Injection burner
| Глоссарий по архитектуре и конструкциям |
A gas burner that employs a gas jet to thrust air for combustion into the burner and mix it with the gas.
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Burn, английский
- A copy, usually bootlegged software, movies, or music; but can refer to anything that can be duplicated. example mark i just got that new command & conquer game. glenn could you give me a burn?
- Quemar (v.), quemadura (n)
- An injury to skin and tissue caused by light, heat, radiation, electricity or chemicals verb to harm or destroy something by fire she burnt her hand on the hot frying pan. most of his hair or his skin was burnt off. (note: burning – burnt or burned) comment: the modern classification of burns is into two categories: deep and superficial. burns were formerly classified as first, second or third degree and are still sometimes referred to in this way.
- To permit a bit to become overheated in use.
- To calcine.
Burn, английский
Insult of mammoth proportions. example ewwwwww! razor-face? that was a burn.
Burn, английский
Burn, английский
A copy, usually bootlegged software, movies, or music; but can refer to anything that can be duplicated. example mark i just got that new command & conquer game. glenn could you give me a burn?
Burn, английский
Insult of mammoth proportions. example ewwwwww! razor-face? that was a burn.
Burn, английский
Burn, английский
Burn (burnt), английский
Burn (burnt, burned), английский
Burn (to), английский
Burn a sharing disc, английский
A control that initiates burning a disc with selected pictures for sharing.
Burn bag, английский
A receptacle for classified or secret papers that are to be burned or otherwise destroyed.
Burn cut, английский
Burn destination, английский
The drive that is used to burn the disc.
Burn in, английский
- The operation of a laser diode or other component prior to its use in its intended application, as a means of testing and stabilizing it.
- To run a bit with too little coolant until the heat generated by the bit fuses the cuttings, core, bit, and the bottom of the borehole.
- To deliberately run a bit with reduced amount of coolant until core is jammed inside the bit. see dry block.
Burn mark, английский
Discoloration of the cloth (usually white) caused by friction between the ball and cloth during fast speed and/or strong impact shots (e.g., break or jump shots)
Burn out, английский
To salvage diamonds from a used bit by dissolving the matrix alloy with an acid or by use of an electrolytic process.
Burn pictures and videos wizard, английский
The wizard used to burn pictures and videos on a disk.
Burn rate, английский
- The rate at which a material will burn after the ignition heat source has been removed.
- A calculation of the completed and required rate of work based on a specified time period.
- Used in venture capital financing to refer to the rate at which a startup company expends capital to finance overhead costs prior to the generation of positive cash flow.
Burn relief hole, английский
Burn the tambourines, английский
Combustion, английский
- Сгорание; горение
- Горение, сожжение
- Any chemical process that produces light and heat as either glow or flames.
- Burning, &c. (see spontaneous combustion.)
- Сгорание, сжигание, горение, возгорание
- Сгорание. химическая реакция, при: которой вещество соединяется с кислородом с выделением тепла: «горение». сгорание топлива, содержащего углерод и водород, считается полным, если цроисходит полное окисление этих двух элементов до углекислого газа и воды. неполное сгорание может привести к тому, что: 1) в золе остается значительное количество углерода; 2) часть углерода выделяется в виде окиси углерода; и 3) молекулы топлива реагируют с образованием ряда продуктов более сложного состава по сравнению с исходными молекулами топлива, и если эти продукты не сгорают, они выделяются в виде дыма. сгорание летучих продуктов может протекать более полно, если сверху на слой топлива подается так называемый вторичный воздух (воздух, пропускаемый через слой топлива, называется «первичным»). воздух сверх количества, теоретически необходимого для полного сгорания (избыточный воздух), следует подавать с минимальным избытком, чтобы` избежать неоправданных потерь тепла с дымовыми газами, слабой теплопередачи и окисления двуокиси серы в трехокись. перенасыщенное сгорание происходит в системе, где топливо подается сверху на раскаленный слой топлива. такая система характеризуется тенденцией к образованию дыма. тороидальное (кольцевое) сгорание происходит в системе, где в печи поддерживается вихревой поток; это увеличивает время пребывания топлива в печи и настолько улучшает горение, что дополнительной подачи воздуха, требуется мало или не требуется совсем. 40
- A combustion reaction involves a substance combining with an oxidizer, releasing a large amount of heat (exothermic) and produces a flame. the heat produced can make combustion self-sustaining. an oxidizer is a compound that takes electrons in a reaction and can promote or initiate combustion. oxygen and chlorine are examples of oxidizers. when oxygen is available in sufficient amounts, complete combustion occurs. if a hydrocarbon undergoes complete combustion, carbon dioxide and water vapor are produced. combustion reactions can be oxygen starved or can involve excess oxygen. in an oxygen starved combustion reaction, a combustion reaction has a limited oxygen supply and incomplete combustion occurs. in an environment of combustion in excess air, the amount of oxygen supplied to the combustion reaction is more than is needed for complete combustion and can lead to a hotter, faster burning fire.
- A chemical process of oxidation that occurs at a rate fast enough to produce heat and usually light in the form of either a glow or flame.
- The chemical process of oxidation that occurs at a rate fast enough to produce heat and usually light in the form of either a glow or flame.
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Methyl chloride, английский
A gas which liquefies under compression; used as a refrigerant. methyl ethyl ketone, mek a strong, aromatic, flammable solvent used in paints, varnishes, and lacquers.
Sunken garden, английский
A garden, sometimes geometrically planned, at a level below prevailing grade, or surrounded by raised terraces.
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