preburn
/ˈpriːbɜːrn/Definitions
1. verb
to burn or heat something before the main burning process, typically to remove impurities or dry the material.
“The manufacturer preburned the logs to reduce moisture content before using them in the kiln.”
2. noun
the act of burning or heating something before the main burning process, typically to remove impurities or dry the material.
“The preburn process of the coal was crucial in increasing its energy efficiency.”
3. noun
a small fire or flame that occurs before the main burning process, typically as a result of incomplete combustion.
“The preburn in the engine was causing it to run unevenly.”