(12) · also written as a run, 12a xxx 12n
Overlapping Flame Pattern
Where it is first named
The overlapping flame pattern (12a xxx 12n) of Figure 24SB as to Figure 24SA also aids the hydrogen burning process by concentrating flame temperature in a centralized area while said anti-spark back technique (quenching circuit) remains intact.
How it is written
- (12a xxx 12n) 1×
12a xxx 12n is Meyer's shorthand for a run of the same thing: 12a is the first, 12n the last, and the x's stand for however many lie between. Every stage of the run is this one numeral.
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Flame projection is achievable beyond six inches while flame temperature is variable up to and beyond 5,000 degrees F. · Catalytic Block Assembly
Where it is named · 1
Catalytic Block Assembly 1×
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overlapping flame pattern (12a xxx 12n)
The overlapping flame pattern (12a xxx 12n) of Figure 24SB as to Figure 24SA also aids the hydrogen burning process by concentrating flame temperature in a centralized area while said anti-spark back technique (quenching circuit) remains intact.
