Customer Support/Contact

Departments
Book Series (90)	1260
Humanities	2246
Natural Sciences	5309
Mathematics	223
Informatics	310
Physics	971
Chemistry	1346
Geosciences	130
Human medicine	241
Stomatology	10
Veterinary medicine	98
Pharmacy	147
Biology	812
Biochemistry, molecular biology, gene technology	114
Biophysics	25
Domestic and nutritional science	44
Agricultural science	992
Forest science	202
Horticultural science	18
Environmental research, ecology and landscape conservation	145
Engineering	1713
Common	91
Leitlinien Unfallchirurgie 5. Auflage bestellen

Advanced Search

Experimental and Theoretical Investigation of Low-Temperature Ignition in a Laminar Flow Reactor

Hard Copy
EUR 36.70 EUR 34.87

E-book
EUR 25.69

Experimental and Theoretical Investigation of Low-Temperature Ignition in a Laminar Flow Reactor (English shop)

Tomoya Wada (Author)

Preview

Table of Contents, Datei (55 KB)
Extract, Datei (77 KB)

ISBN-13 (Printausgabe)	3869559306
ISBN-13 (Hard Copy)	9783869559308
ISBN-13 (eBook)	9783736939301
Language	English
Page Number	224
Lamination of Cover	matt
Edition	1 Aufl.
Volume	0
Publication Place	Göttingen
Place of Dissertation	Aachen
Publication Date	2011-11-29
General Categorization	Dissertation
Departments	Chemistry Engineering Mechanical and process engineering

Description

The main purpose of this dissertation is to investigate low-temperature ignition in detail. In the previous findings with conventional fuels such as diesel, gasoline, or jet fuels, first- and second-stage ignitions are observed in the negative temperature coefficient regime due to high- and low-temperature chemistry (LTC and HTC). As results from these investigations have shown, it is well-known that this temperature regime has high potential to reduce emission in applications. In general, these ignitions are observed sequentially (i.e., two ignition processes are observed as the overall-ignition). On the other hand, the importance of first-stage ignition due to low-temperature chemistry has been noted as one of the dominant phenomena in the overall-ignition process. In order to observe the ignition at low temperatures, a laminar flow reactor (LFR) has been developed. This LFR allows the experimental observations of only low-temperature ignition (i.e., first-stage ignition (FSI)). In other words, LFR extracts only FSI from the overall-ignition process. N-heptane, dimethyl ether and their mixtures are chosen as fuels. The entire LFR remains at isothermal conditions. Temperature increase due to the FSI in LFR and the products from FSI are experimentally measured. Numerical calculations are conducted to simulate the experiments. Based on the experimentally and numerically determined results theoretical models are established.