The Calculation Methods of Markstein Numbers and Laminar Burning Velocities for Hydrogen-Air Premixed Mixtures in Constant Volume Combustion Bomb

Heng Jie Hu; Guo Qing Wang; Yin Zhu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.912-914.382

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The Calculation Methods of Markstein Numbers and Laminar Burning Velocities for Hydrogen-Air Premixed Mixtures in Constant Volume Combustion Bomb

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Energy and emissions are the two major problems the automotive industry facing currently. Hydrogen has been of great concern worldwide as a renewable clean fuel.It has burn fast, wide flammable range, less pollution, and many other advantages. Premixed laminar burning is an important part of researching combustion mechanism,and Is an important means of developing and verifying fuel combustion chemical reaction kinetics mechanism.

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Heng Jie Hu, Guo Qing Wang, Yin Zhu

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Constant Volume Combustion Bomb, Laminar Burning, Markstein Numbers

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