Suspended fuel droplet burning in a combined high temperature and high pressure environment

The data presented here describe the burning of single suspended droplets of n-heptane at elevated temperatures and pressures. A combustion chamber was built in such a way that ambient conditions of high pressure air, up to 10 atm, and elevated temperature, up to 150 °C, were first controlled and then the droplet remotely suspended and ignited. The instantaneous droplet size during burning was determined from movie photographs by prismoidal...