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Two-step gas-phase reaction model for the combustion of polymeric fuel. / Shaklein, Artem A.; Bolkisev, Andrey A.; Karpov, Alexander I. et al.

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Shaklein, AA, Bolkisev, AA, Karpov, AI, Korobeinichev, OP & Trubachev, SA 2019, 'Two-step gas-phase reaction model for the combustion of polymeric fuel', Fuel, vol. 255, 115878. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.fuel.2019.115878

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Shaklein, A. A., Bolkisev, A. A., Karpov, A. I., Korobeinichev, O. P., & Trubachev, S. A. (2019). Two-step gas-phase reaction model for the combustion of polymeric fuel. Fuel, 255, [115878]. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.fuel.2019.115878

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Shaklein AA, Bolkisev AA, Karpov AI, Korobeinichev OP, Trubachev SA. Two-step gas-phase reaction model for the combustion of polymeric fuel. Fuel. 2019 Nov 1;255:115878. doi: 10.1016/j.fuel.2019.115878

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Shaklein, Artem A. ; Bolkisev, Andrey A. ; Karpov, Alexander I. et al. / Two-step gas-phase reaction model for the combustion of polymeric fuel. In: Fuel. 2019 ; Vol. 255.

BibTeX

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title = "Two-step gas-phase reaction model for the combustion of polymeric fuel",
abstract = "Downward flame spread over PMMA surface has been studied numerically by coupled heat and mass transfer model including two-dimensional elliptical equations both in the gas phase and solid fuel. Unlike the generally accepted approach based on the one-step macro-reaction for combustion, present model employs the two-step reactions mechanism in the gas phase. Solid fuel pyrolysis generates a gaseous product at the burning surface and, at the first reaction step, this relatively higher hydrocarbon decays into the lower-weight gas, which, in turn, reacts with surrounding oxidizer at the second reaction step, which is the combustion itself. The results showed that profiles of gas-phase temperature obtained through the two-step reaction model fit experimental data noticeably better than customary one-step reaction.",
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AU - Shaklein, Artem A.

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AU - Karpov, Alexander I.

AU - Korobeinichev, Oleg P.

AU - Trubachev, Stanislav A.

PY - 2019/11/1

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N2 - Downward flame spread over PMMA surface has been studied numerically by coupled heat and mass transfer model including two-dimensional elliptical equations both in the gas phase and solid fuel. Unlike the generally accepted approach based on the one-step macro-reaction for combustion, present model employs the two-step reactions mechanism in the gas phase. Solid fuel pyrolysis generates a gaseous product at the burning surface and, at the first reaction step, this relatively higher hydrocarbon decays into the lower-weight gas, which, in turn, reacts with surrounding oxidizer at the second reaction step, which is the combustion itself. The results showed that profiles of gas-phase temperature obtained through the two-step reaction model fit experimental data noticeably better than customary one-step reaction.

AB - Downward flame spread over PMMA surface has been studied numerically by coupled heat and mass transfer model including two-dimensional elliptical equations both in the gas phase and solid fuel. Unlike the generally accepted approach based on the one-step macro-reaction for combustion, present model employs the two-step reactions mechanism in the gas phase. Solid fuel pyrolysis generates a gaseous product at the burning surface and, at the first reaction step, this relatively higher hydrocarbon decays into the lower-weight gas, which, in turn, reacts with surrounding oxidizer at the second reaction step, which is the combustion itself. The results showed that profiles of gas-phase temperature obtained through the two-step reaction model fit experimental data noticeably better than customary one-step reaction.

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