Abstract
Study on two-stage ignition of two interactive droplets in flame spread over n-decane droplets in microgravity
Highlights
Droplet combustion has been studied to elucidate the mechanism of spray combustion, which is used in many combustors
This study focused on the cool flame appearance and two-stage ignition during flame spread over n-decane droplets, and further investigated whether two-stage ignition could occur in flame spread over some combinations of n-decane droplets at 0.3 and 0.4 MPa in microgravity
This study focused on the cool flame appearance and two-stage ignition during flame spread over n-decane droplets in microgravity
Summary
Droplet combustion has been studied to elucidate the mechanism of spray combustion, which is used in many combustors. Two droplets were heated by burning of droplets to investigate whether two-stage ignition occurs by the interaction of the cool flames.
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