Autoignited laminar lifted flames of propane in coflow jets with tribrachial edge and mild combustion

B.C. Choi; Kyeong‐Hwa Kim; Sai‐Cheong Chung

doi:10.1016/j.combustflame.2008.10.020

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Autoignited laminar lifted flames of propane in coflow jets with tribrachial edge and mild combustion

B.C. Choi Kyeong‐Hwa Kim Sai‐Cheong Chung

Year: 2008 Journal: Combustion and Flame Vol: 156 (2)Pages: 396-404 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.combustflame.2008.10.020

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Adiabatic process Autoignition temperature Laminar flow Combustion Ignition system Jet (fluid) Mechanics Propane Premixed flame Laminar flame speed Diffusion flame Leading edge Flame structure Materials science Chemistry Thermodynamics Adiabatic flame temperature Combustor Physics Physical chemistry

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