Abstract
A mathematical model of two-zone infiltration-mediated combustion of a porous solid reagent (Ti) in an isobaric counterflow of three-component gaseous reagent (air) was constructed and numerically analyzed. We explored structural features, stability issues, and also the influence of inert impurity gas on the initiation and structure/stability of two-zone combustion waves. The relevant experimental results are also presented.
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