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fuel

nuclear fuel

non-inflammables

fuel consumption

burning

recurrence

to burn

incombustibility

fireproofing treatment (e.g. of a building)

Japan Nuclear Fuel Ltd.

inflammable

non-combustible waste

non-inflammability

internal combustion

Tonen Chemical Corporation

to spread (of flames)

combustibility

to catch fire

fireproof

to be fired up with enthusiasm for accomplishing something

Fuel Society of Japan

combustible gas

petroleum

coal

car running on substitute fuel

burning wood

Power Reactor and Nuclear Fuel Development Corporation (1967-1998; abbr)

internal combustion engine

to blaze up

fuel shortage

combustible waste

fossil fuel

nuclear fuel

raw fuel

fuel gauge

stirring things up

external combustion engine

air-fuel ratio

(nuclear fuel) enrichment

fuel tax

fireproof

out of fuel

to burn out

fuel assembly (nuclear reactor)

(monthly) electricity (or gas) usage charge (calculated using the adjusted unit rate)

fuel pellet (e.g. nuclear)

alcohol fuel

(spent) fuel pool

fuel debris (esp. nuclear)

rocket fuel

fuel gas

mixed oxide fuel

jet fuel

biofuel

fuel expenses

gas-guzzler

(spent) nuclear fuel storage pool

nuclear fuel debris

nuclear fuel cycle

low fuel consumption

flame retardance

solid fuel

Combustion Society of Japan

spent fuel pool

non-fossil fuel

Atomic Fuel Corporation

embers

theoretical air fuel ratio

fuel oil

lighter fluid

to spread (of fire)

combustion engineering

moving away from fossil fuels

fuel economy standards

blended fuel

incomplete combustion

Japanese mugwort (Artemisia princeps)

aviation fuel

kindling

fuel surcharge

fuel oil

fuel cell

Japan Nuclear Fuel Ltd.

solid fuel

alternative fuel

liquid-propellant rocket

liquid fuel

spent nuclear fuel

fuel bunker

nuclear fuel reprocessing

complete combustion

fuel cost adjustment (system)

phlogiston

fuel cell car

to blaze

aviation fuel tax

flame resistance (esp. plastic, insulation, etc.)

Japan Nuclear Cycle Development Institute

mineral fuel

burnable garbage

nonburnable garbage

burnable garbage

to be ardent (of passion, zeal, etc.)

to catch fire

ember

hydrogen fuel cell

combustion improver

nuclear fuel rod

Itochu Fuel Corporation

burner (e.g. gas)

deflagration

fuel-air explosive

(nuclear reactor's) fuel rod

to burn with combativeness

heat of combustion

mixed plutonium and uranium oxides fuel

fuel surcharge

fuel injection

microbial fuel cell

combustibles

to flare up

combustion furnace

lean burn

burnout syndrome

Power Reactor and Nuclear Fuel Development Corporation

extraordinary perceptiveness

Fuel Cell Commercialization Conference of Japan

cinders

embers

combustibility

Dīpankara Buddha

to burn