The role of cool-flame chemistry in quasi-steady combustion and extinction ofn-heptane droplets
Abstract
Experiments on the combustion of large n-heptane droplets, performed by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration in the International Space Station, revealed a second stage of continued quasi-steady burning, supported by low-temperature chemistry, that follows radiative extinction of the first stage of burning, which is supported by normal hot-flame chemistry. The second stage of combustion experienced diffusive extinction, after which...
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Title
The role of cool-flame chemistry in quasi-steady combustion and extinction ofn-heptane droplets
Published Date
Jul 24, 2014
Volume
18
Issue
4-5
Pages
515 - 531
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