JOURNAL ARTICLE
Hydrophilicity of soot particles formed in the combustion chamber of a jet engine
N. М. PеrsiantsevaO. B. PopovichevaА. М. СтарикM. E. TrukhinN. K. Shoniya
Year: 2000 Journal: Technical Physics Letters Vol: 26 (9)Pages: 829-831 Publisher: Pleiades Publishing
Abstract
The particles of soot, formed in the combustion chamber of a jet engine under conditions typical of a cruising power mode, are capable of adsorbing a considerable amount of water vapor owing to their microcrystalline structure, microporosity, and chemically heterogeneous surface.
Keywords:
Soot Materials science Jet (fluid) Combustion Combustion chamber Microcrystalline Water vapor Jet engine Chemical engineering Mechanics Chemistry Thermodynamics Meteorology Physics
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Advanced Combustion Engine Technologies
Physical Sciences → Chemical Engineering → Fluid Flow and Transfer Processes
Atmospheric chemistry and aerosols
Physical Sciences → Earth and Planetary Sciences → Atmospheric Science
Combustion and flame dynamics
Physical Sciences → Engineering → Computational Mechanics
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