fuel intake

We flare the sun to multiply the fuel intake by a factor of twenty.

Then trouble developed in a fuel intake pipe.

He knew he could open the fuel intake and siphon off the gas into the bay, but this would take too long.

Fuel intake to the engine is controlled by a simple needle valve and venturi system.

Fuel intake will be slower, though.

The lubricating oil for these engines is either mixed with the fuel or injected near the fuel intake of the motor.

It also had a spring starter, red aluminium spinner, and the fuel intake tube was extended below the plastic backplate.

The modern automobile is laden with microchips, which control fuel intake, cruise control, anti-lock brakes, and more.

This allows higher compression ratios and more efficient fuel intake, which deliver higher performance with lower fuel consumption.

He mentioned his tire leak, the strange mishap that had developed in the fuel intake pipe of a car that was almost brand-new.

Minimum fuel intake on a jumbojet can be as low as 150 lb/h when idling, however this is not enough to sustain flight.

A naturally aspirated engine is an internal combustion engine, in which fuel intake depends solely on atmospheric pressure.

Although it's a lot easier to safely refuel ships and planes, these make up the bulk of the Navy's substantial fuel intake, which amounts to 30 million barrels annually.

Although mechanics serviced the plane around in twenty minutes, one of the field's mechanics over-torqued the filler cap while securing it to the fuel intake housing, and broke off the valve.

I myself, like any used car, have been in regular attendance for oil change, odd noises in the transmission, creakiness in gear shift and suggestions for getting more mileage with less fuel intake.

When the Charger was discontinued, Shelby bought the last 1,000 and replaced the fuel intake and engine management system with the same high-performance one used in the 1986 Shelby GLHS.

He refuels in South Carolina and again in Virginia, robot pumps finding the fuel intakes, engaging without need for human intervention, without even a glance from the bored operator sitting in his bulletproof tower.

Pyrophones are usually powered by propane, but gasoline powered mobile units have been built, to connect to automobile fuel intake manifolds and use the spark plugs and wiring, etc., to detonate one or more of the chambers.

The fuel panel under the wing, located about a third of the way out from the fuselage, had been dropped down and the long fuel hose snaked upward into the wing's interior, where it had been locked into place around the fuel intake valve.