Soot formation and evolution characteristics in premixed methane/ethylene-oxygen-argon burner-stabilized stagnation flames

Shuyuan Liu; Tat Leung Chan; Zhu He; Yinyin Lu; Xiao Jiang; Fangzhou Wei

doi:10.1016/j.fuel.2018.12.051

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Soot formation and evolution characteristics in premixed methane/ethylene-oxygen-argon burner-stabilized stagnation flames

Shuyuan Liu Tat Leung Chan Zhu He Yinyin Lu Xiao Jiang Fangzhou Wei

Year: 2019 Journal: Fuel Vol: 242 Pages: 871-882 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.fuel.2018.12.051

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Soot Methane Nucleation Diffusion flame Number density Ethylene Premixed flame Combustor Materials science Particle number Combustion Analytical Chemistry (journal) Chemistry Thermodynamics Physical chemistry Organic chemistry Physics

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