Meanings of perfect combustion in English

Keep a thin fire, and admit cold air sufficient to insure perfect combustion.

Bits of carbon collect in them and prevent perfect combustion.

The inventor claims to effect a perfect combustion in this manner with considerable economy of fuel.

We could then get a perfect combustion of the carbon, and so greater brilliancy and economy.

Almost perfect combustion and cleanliness.

The phrase 'optically empty' shows that when the conditions of perfect combustion were present, the floating matter totally disappeared.

The theoretical proportion of the gases for perfect combustion is two and one-half volumes of oxygen to one of acetylene.

They should be opened just enough to admit sufficient air to produce perfect combustion, but not enough to cool the fire-box.

The less sufficient the air toward perfect combustion, the smaller the quantity of carbonic acid and the greater the amount of carbonic oxide.

These torches are simply forms of Bunsen burners, mixing the proper quantity of air with the gas to bring about a perfect combustion.

The securing of perfect combustion, with the accompanying efficiency of heat transfer, while comparatively simple in theory, is difficult to obtain in practical operation.

1 effects perfect combustion of the heated mixture of air and gas, which is introduced by the draught determined by the arrangement.