Combustion and Flame

Combustion and Flame, Vol.184 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0010-2180 (Print)

In this Issue (27 articles)

1 - 10	A numerical investigation of the effect of flue gas recirculation on the evolution of ultra-fine ash particles during pulverized coal char combustion Niu YQ, Liu X, Wang S, Hui SE, Shaddix CR
11 - 19	Mechanical and thermodynamic characterization of a copolymer of LP-33 polysulfide and hydroxyl terminated polybutadiene for solid fuel ramjet applications McDonald B, Rice J, Stewart J
20 - 29	Observation of deflagration wave in energetic materials using reactive molecular dynamics Joshi K, Chaudhuri S
30 - 40	Chemical kinetic modeling and shock tube study of methyl propanoate decomposition Ning HB, Wu JJ, Ma LH, Ren W, Davidson DF, Hanson RK
41 - 54	Influence of dimethyl ether and diethyl ether addition on the flame structure and pollutant formation in premixed iso-octane flames Zeng MR, Wullenkord J, Graf I, Kohse-Hoinghaus K
55 - 67	A hierarchical method for Bayesian inference of rate parameters from shock tube data: Application to the study of the reaction of hydroxyl with 2-methylfuran Kim D, El Gharamti I, Hantouche M, Elwardany AE, Farooq A, Bisetti F, Knio O
68 - 89	A consistent Artificially Thickened Flame approach for spray combustion using LES and the FGM chemistry reduction method: Validation in Lean Partially Pre-vaporized flames Sacomano FL, Kuenne G, Chrigui M, Sadiki A, Janicka J
90 - 100	Extinction of AP monopropellant by rapid depressurization: Computational and experimental studies Kumar N, Alexander YR, Ramakrishna PA
101 - 116	Simulations of droplet combustion under gas turbine conditions Giusti A, Sidey JAM, Borghesi G, Mastorakos E
117 - 135	The role of gasification reactions during pulverized solid fuel combustion: A detailed char combustion model based on measurements of char structure and kinetics for coal and pre-treated biomass Kleinhans U, Halama S, Spliethoff H
136 - 152	Flame Describing Function analysis of spinning and standing modes in an annular combustor and comparison with experiments Laera D, Schuller T, Prieur K, Durox D, Camporeale SM, Candel S
153 - 166	Comparative study of the soot formation process in a "nucleation" and a "sooting" low pressure premixed methane flame Desgroux P, Faccinetto A, Mercier X, Mouton T, Karkar DA, El Bakali A
167 - 175	Initiation mechanism of 1,3-butadiene combustion and its effect on soot precursors Huang C, Yang B, Zhang F
176 - 185	Combustion and flammability chemistry for the refrigerant HFO-1234yf (2,3,3,3-tetrafluroropropene) Needham CD, Westmoreland PR
186 - 194	Insights into combustion mechanisms of variable aluminum-based iron oxide/-hydroxide nanothermites Hubner J, Klaumunzer M, Comet M, Martin C, Vidal L, Schafer M, Kryschi C, Spitzer D
195 - 207	Toward a better understanding of 2-butanone oxidation: Detailed species measurements and kinetic modeling Hemken C, Burke U, Lam KY, Davidson DF, Hanson RK, Heufer KA, Kohse-Hoinghaus K
208 - 232	Plasma-combustion coupling in a dielectric-barrier discharge actuated fuel jet Massa L, Freund JB
233 - 245	Numerical analysis and model development for laminar flame speed of stratified methane/air mixtures Shi X, Chen JY
246 - 248	Visualization of ionic wind in laminar jet flames Park DG, Chung SH, Cha MS
249 - 251	Investigation of BAM:Eu2+ particles as a tracer for temperature imaging in flames Yin ZY, Fond B, Eckel G, Abram C, Meier W, Boxx I, Beyrau F
252 - 260	Pyrolysis-gas chromatography mass spectroscopy and pipe combustor analysis of the ignition and mass regression characteristics of a sulfur doped polysulfide ramjet fuel McDonald B, Rice J, Marshall C, Seymour K, Stewart J
261 - 272	Two dimensional advective heat flux estimation from velocity measurements Grib SW, Renfro MW
273 - 285	Flame thickness and conditional scalar dissipation rate in a premixed temporal turbulent reacting jet Chaudhuri S, Kolla H, Dave HL, Hawkes ER, Chen JH, Law CK
286 - 296	From elementary kinetics in perfectly stirred reactors to reduced kinetics utilizable in turbulent reactive flow simulations for combustion devices Bellan J
297 - 311	A multi-timescale and correlated dynamic adaptive chemistry and transport (CO-DACT) method for computationally efficient modeling of jet fuel combustion with detailed chemistry and transport Sun WQ, Ju YG
312 - 323	Investigation on laminar burning velocities of benzene, toluene and ethylbenzene up to 20 atm Wang GQ, Li YY, Yuan WH, Zhou ZBA, Wang Y, Wang ZZ
324 - 334	Origin and reactivity of hot-spots in end-gas autoignition with effects of negative temperature coefficients: Relevance to pressure wave developments Terashima H, Matsugi A, Koshi M