Original paper
Cool flames at terrestrial, partial, and near-zero gravity
Abstract
Natural convection plays an important role in all terrestrial, Lunar, and Martian-based, unstirred, static reactor cool flame and low-temperature autoignitions, since the Rayleigh number (Ra) associated with the self-heating of the reaction exceeds the critical Ra (approximately 600) for onset of convection. At near-zero gravity, Ra < 600 can be achieved and the effects of convection suppressed. To systematically vary the Ra without varying the...
Paper Details
Title
Cool flames at terrestrial, partial, and near-zero gravity
Published Date
Oct 1, 2006
Journal
Volume
147
Issue
1-2
Pages
108 - 117
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