Abstract
Convective motion in combustion waves arises from natural or artificial gravity (centrifugal effect) for a wide range of heterogeneous systems, such as ammonium perchlorate containing solid additives, metal and nonmetal powders with a gas reagent, thermite mixtures, and hybrid layered structures. The paper summarizes the results obtained by the author and coworkers in studies of the effect of convective motion in combustion of heterogeneous systems for the period from the early 1970s to the present. It is shown that convective processes in combustion waves of heterogeneous systems may determine the structure and propagation mechanism of the combustion waves and the concomitant heat and mass transfer.
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