monofuel
- noun
- /ˈmɒnəˌfjul/
- Specialized
- A monofuel is often more efficient than a dual-fuel system.
Examples
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Safety procedures for handling monofuel are strict due to its reactive properties.
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Many new vehicles are designed to run on monofuel to improve fuel efficiency.
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The spacecraft was designed to operate using only monofuel for its maneuvering thrusters.
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Engineers chose a monofuel system to simplify the satellite's propulsion and reduce maintenance needs.
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Many new vehicles are designed to run on monofuels.
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The spacecraft was designed to operate using only monofuel for its maneuvering thrusters.
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Engineers chose a monofuel system to simplify the satellite's propulsion and reduce maintenance needs.
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Etymology
Monofuel mixes mono- 'one' with fuel 'fuel', so as a noun it simply means a single fuel used as the only energy source for a vehicle, machine, or system.