Stagnation flow catalytic combustion

A simulation of catalytic combustion in a stagnation-flow reactor, using this reaction mechanism, is given in Chapter 17. [Pg.478]

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For all steady-state applications, the Stefan velocity is identically zero (there is no etching or deposition in steady-state catalytic combustion). Given the ID dimensionality of the stagnation-flow problem, a full multicomponent transport approach for the diffusion velocities is computationally manageable ... [Pg.116]

Raja LL, Kee RJ, Petzold LR Simulation of the transient, compressible, gas-dynamic behavior of catalytic combustion ignition in stagnation flows, Proc Combust Inst 27 2249—2257, 1998. [Pg.156]

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