kerosene burner造句

• The simplest kerosene burner has a tank for fuel, a mantle, and a control dial.
• A tiny kerosene burner is used for cooking.
• The original light source was a concentric six wick kerosene burner with an intensity of 145, 000 cd.
• The fire is believed to have been caused by the explosion of a kerosene burner for an egg incubator.
• A kerosene burner serves as a stove; the kitchen has straw matting for walls and blue plastic sheets for a roof.
• On 13 April 1923 the light source was upgraded to a Ford-Schmidt kerosene burner with an intensity of 700, 000 candlepower.
• The original light source was a vapourized kerosene burner and mantle generating a light intensity of 438, 000 cd, visible for.
• In 1894, Henry House left his son in charge and returned to America and at Bridgeport, perfected the larger sizes of his kerosene burners.
• Air is heated by propane or kerosene burners to compensate for the cooling of the helium at night and its consequent loss of lift.
• She got her name in 1949 . King was playing at a juke joint in Twist, Ark ., when a kerosene burner got knocked over in a fistfight.
• The balloon's performance during the night, when the kerosene burners will be used extensively for the first time, will show whether it has sufficient fuel reserves to make the trip.
• The original light source was a kerosene burner, the first of its kind in New South Wales, rather than colza oil one as used by other lighthouses of that period.
• This would largely confine use of fossil fuels to either domestic cooking needs ( such as for kerosene burners ) or where carbon capture and storage technology can be cost-effective and reliable.
• Officially displayed for the first time in 1903, the original vapourized kerosene burner was upgraded in 1923, electrified in 1961 and automated and demanned in 1994, after more than 90 years of being staffed.
• The light was upgraded once in 1910 to an intensity of 250, 000 cd, with the installation of a Douglas incandescent kerosene burner, and a second time in 1923 to an intensity of 357, 000 cd.
• The upper cell of each of these balloons is filled with noninflammable helium to provide most of the needed lift . An inverted cone fitted beneath the helium cell is filled with air heated by propane, ethane or kerosene burners to provide more lift.