Titlebook: Emissions from Continuous Combustion Systems; Proceedings of the S Walter Cornelius,William G. Agnew Conference proceedings 1972 Springer S

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Some Observations on Flows Described by Coupled Mixing and Kineticss on the gas turbine combustor problem but related flows involving turbulent mixing and reaction kinetics are discussed. The concepts are oriented toward the description of the origin and disposition of species relevant to combustion efficiency and pollutant emissions.

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Session Summarymbustion systems. It is clear that a powerful set of tools is being applied to this problem and that the current and past work in fluid mechanics, kinetics and computional techniques offer opportunities for the study of combustion equipment that were not available for use during the early design period of the gas turbine.

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Biogeochemistry of Stable Carbon Isotopes,h the oxidizer-rich and fuel-rich mixture were consistent with a three-reaction mechanism for nitrogen chemistry,.Reactions 1 and 2 were found to be the principal NO formation reactions, with reaction 3 being of minor importance for the fuel-rich mixture.

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Mathematical Models of Continuous Combustion optimal solution procedures are widely available. The physical source of difficulty is the complexity of the laws governing turbulent transport, the chemical kinetics of laminar and turbulent gases, formation and disappearance of condensed-phase particles, and thermal radiation through absorbing an