Titlebook: Combustings Flow Diagnostics; D. F. G. Dur?o,M. V. Heitor,P. O. Witze Book 1992 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1992 combustion.

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Aircraft Turbine Engine Combustors - Development Status/Challenges, a result, the combustors of modern engines in operational service meet a diverse and demanding set of requirements, including limits on pollutant emission levels. However, to meet the requirements of future engines, significant further combustor design technology advances are needed. The key needed

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Review of Recent Measurements in Gas Turbine Combustors, to demonstrate the influence of geometry, combustion, preheat temperature and fuel. The measurements are based largely on those at Imperial College and show, for example, the different nature of the primary zone with single and opposed primary jets, the need for impingement of the primary jets, and

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Coherent Laser Diagnostics for Temperature/Species Measurements in Advanced Engines,ons in combustion systems. Practical applications in actual or simulated engines require strong techniques capable of discriminating against the high interference environments typically found in such devices. Coherent laser techniques are particularly well-suited to engines since they produce strong

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Techniques for Detecting Flame Arrival in Premixed-Charge Spark Ignition Engines,are reviewed. The methods discussed are all fast, real-time techniques capable of the cycle-resolved measurements necessary to study premixed-charge combustion in spark ignition engines. The one non-optical technique discussed is the ionization probe, which detects the flame at a single point. The o

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Modern Diagnostic Techniques for Combusting Flows: An Overview,lications to single-and two-phase flows are considered, and for the latter attention is given to those techniques that provide simultaneous information of concentration, massflux, size and velocity of dispersed and continuous phases.

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Optically-Based Measurement Techniques for dispersed two Phase Flows,lues of intensity. The extension of these concepts to instruments based on the laser-Doppler anemometer, §3.3 and §3.4, permits the simultaneous measurement of size and velocity provided that a strategy for elimination of trajectory ambiguity is used, as discussed in §3.5. The effects of flow turbid

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