Chemical Reaction Front Propagation between Inert Materials with Different Properties Taking into Account the Reagent Melting

Kamila A. Aligozhina; Anna G. Knyazeva

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.685.789

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Chemical Reaction Front Propagation between Inert Materials with Different Properties Taking into Account the Reagent Melting

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This work presents two-dimensional model of exothermal chemical reaction propagation at the conditions of dissimilar materials conjugation when ignition is carried out from end. The melting of the reagent is taken into account in the model. The convergence of numerical algorithm was studied. It was demonstrated that conversion regimes are different for various properties of conjugated materials.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 685)

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Kamila A. Aligozhina, Anna G. Knyazeva

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Combustion, Dissimilar Materials, Phase Transition, Solid-Phase Synthesis, Welding

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