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Abstract
Abstract An experiment has been conducted to determine the variation in light scattering characteristics of refractory oxide particles (TiO2 and AI2O3) as they pass through a laminar pre-mixed hydrogen-air flame. It was found that AI2O3 was not affected by the flame but Ti02 particles exhibited a substantial reduction in scattered light intensities. In addition the effect of agglomeration on particle light scattering measurements of the fluctuating concentration field in a turbulent flame was evaluated with the use of Mie scattering computations. The broadness of the initial particle size distribution was found 1o be a dominant parameter. Measurements using nearly monodisperse aerosols were most sensitive to agglomeration
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