Influence of preflamming reactions on induction duration of fuel combastion in combustion engines
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2014.26381Keywords:
induction period, combustion speed, preflaming reaction, physical and chemical properties, gydrocarbon fuelAbstract
We present the mathematical model of induction duration calculation period of combustion on the basis of account of thermo physical properties and concentrations of components of hydrocarbon fuel, speeds preflaming reactions and energies of activating. It allows to prove possibility of lowgrade fuels usage by adjusting of active radicals speeds recombination.
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