Submillimeter‐scale combustion
Abstract
Until recently, the concept of combustion within a confined space defined by a microburner was thought to be impossible. Extensive literature dating back to Davy's seminal work in 1817 has discussed how thermal and chemical quenching set a minimum size below which no flame can exist. In this report, though, it is shown that microcombustion is possible if the wall composition and structure are carefully controlled. It is suggested that there are...
Paper Details
Title
Submillimeter‐scale combustion
Published Date
Nov 11, 2004
Journal
Volume
50
Issue
12
Pages
3206 - 3214
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