Burning Rate Calculation for a Frozen Nanosized Aluminum Suspension

V.A. Poryazov; K.M. Moiseeva; Aleksey Yu. Krainov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.685.85

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Burning Rate Calculation for a Frozen Nanosized Aluminum Suspension

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The paper presents a mathematical model for combustion of a frozen nanosized aluminum suspension (ALICE), taking into account the combustion of aluminum in water vapor, the motion of combustion products, and the velocity lag of particles compared to gas. The model was formulated based on Belyaev’s approach to modeling the combustion of volatile fuels [1]. The burning rate calculated is in agreement with the experimental data on the ALICE burning rate and its variation with pressure.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 685)

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February 2016

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V.A. Poryazov, K.M. Moiseeva, Aleksey Yu. Krainov

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ALICE, Aluminum, Combustion, Frozen Suspension, Mathematical Modelling, Nanosized Particles

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