experimental studies on ignition delay time for hydrogen – oxygen mixtures at high concentrations
Fathima Niloopher,Aldin Justin
Published in International Journal of Advanced Research in Mechanical and Production Engineering and Development
ISSN: 2320-7256 Impact Factor:1.398 Volume:1 Issue:3 Year: 08 May,2014 Pages:126-133
Abstract
This study addresses the ignition delay time for hydrogen-oxygen mixtures at high concentrations at the sudden rise in pressure. Using a shock tube facility, measurements on ignition delay times of hydrogen-oxygen mixtures diluted with argon (20-30%) were conducted. The experiments have been carried out under normal shock wave conditions at temperatures of 1000-1300 K, pressure of 0.450barfor rich mixtures as well as lean mixtures
Kewords
Ignition delay time, Hydrogen-Oxygen, Shock tube
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