Measurements of ignition times, OH time-histories, and reaction rates in jet fuel and surrogate oxidation systems
Fossil-based hydrocarbon fuels account for over 80% of the primary energy consumed in the world - it is still expected to be about 70% in year 2050 - and nearly 60% of that amount is used in the transport sector. The basis for globalization is transportation and a driving force has been the growth i...
Main Author: | Vasu, Sumathi Subith |
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Corporate Author: | Stanford University Department of Mechanical Engineering |
Other Authors: | Bowman, Craig T (Craig Thomas), 1939- (Thesis advisor, advisor.), Golden, David (Thesis advisor, advisor), Hanson, Ronald (Thesis advisor, primary advisor) |
Format: | Thesis Electronic Book |
Language: | English |
Published: |
2010
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