Ignition plug

Funk-gerat, n. radio set, wireless set radar set radio station, -kerze, /. spark plug, igniter plug,... 

IfemlU. Axial distribution of pressure and porosity of an ignition-plug day measured in a CP cell, (a) Normalized pressure distribution as a"oma m d distance [( ) experimental filtration data theoretical curves (x) AP = 98kN m-2 ( ) AP = 294 kN m-2 (A)... 

A Electric fusehead in time of manufacture B Brass foil contact from card isoluter C Cut from isolute card D Linen fabric SR525 coated with igniter E Fusehead in igniting plug F Linen fabric on the fuse head G Linen fabric which was well set... 

General porosity of cake over the usual range of pressure difference for filtration 0.9 silica, polystyrene 0.8-0.85 talc, zinc sulfide 0.7 calcium carbonate 0.6 titanium dioxide ignition plug 0.5 kaolin 0.42 iron carbonyl. 

Auto uses are said to account for about one-third of the 30000 tonnes of silicone rubber consumed annually around the world (in turn about 10% of total silicone consumption). Specific uses include shaft sealing rings, spark plug caps, O-rings (the major market for the fluorosilicones), gaskets, coolant and heater hoses for buses and trucks, and ignition cables. 

The source of ignition may have been a box containing electrical equipment. It had a badly fitted or incorrect type of plug, which could have allowed water to enter and to cause arcing. 

This hot air converts the injected fuel from an atomized liquid to a vapor to permit self-ignition (it establishes a flame front) ivithout the need for a spark plug. 

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