Spontaneous ignition delay characteristics of hydrocarbon fuel-air mixtures

Spontaneous ignition delay characteristics of hydrocarbon fuel-air mixtures

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"The influence of pressure on the autoignition characteristics of homogeneous mixtures of hydrocarbon fuels in air is examined. Autoignition delay times are measured for propane, ethylene, methane, and acetylene in a continuous flow apparatus featuring a multi-point fuel injector. Results are...

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Main Author: Lefebvre, Arthur H (Arthur Henry), 1923-2003
Corporate Authors: Lewis Research Center, Purdue University School of Mechanical Engineering
Other Authors: Cowell, Luke H, Freeman, William G
Format: Government Document Book
Language:English
Published: West Lafayette, Ind. : [Cleveland, Ohio] : Purdue University, School of Mechanical Engineering ; National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Lewis Research Center, [1986]
Series:NASA contractor report NASA CR-175064
Subjects:
Combustion > Effect of reduced gravity on
Combustion, Spontaneous
Hydrocarbons > Combustion
Firing (igniting)
Ignition
Pressure dependence
Spontaneous combustion
Hydrocarbon fuels - Firing (Igniting) - Ignition - Spontaneous combustion - Pressure dependence - Air - Acetylene - Ethylene - Methane - Propane

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Call Number: NAS 1.26:175064

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