Abstract
Interaction of silicon tetrafluoride and calcium hydride in a metallic vertical flow-through reactor in the filtration combustion mode was studied. It was shown that the stationary course of the process requires that the reactor should be heated to 100°C, and the ignition furnace, to 150°C. If the reactor is heated to more than 110°C, and the ignition furnace, to more than 170°C, the stationary mode of the process is disrupted and the reaction front is doubled. If a porous phase of varied dispersity is charged, a standing combustion wave is formed.
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