Uncertainties in interpretation of high pressure spherical flame propagation rates due to thermal radiation
Abstract
It has been suggested that radiation heat loss may be a large source of experimental uncertainty in flame speed measurements using the outwardly propagating spherical flame method. Thermal radiation is usually not considered in interpretation of these experiments, yet it may contribute significantly to uncertainty especially for model-constraining conditions at low flame temperature and high pressure. In the present work, a conservative...
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Title
Uncertainties in interpretation of high pressure spherical flame propagation rates due to thermal radiation
Published Date
Jan 1, 2014
Journal
Volume
161
Issue
1
Pages
147 - 153
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