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Reaction Mechanism in the Fizz Zone Structure

Combustion Models of Super-Rate, Plateau, and Mesa Burning [Pg.171]

Most importantly, the presence of lead compounds results in a strong acceleration of the fizz zone reactions, i. e., those in the gas phase close to the burning surface. Acceleration of the reactions in the subsequent dark zone or in the luminous flame zone is not significant. The net result of the fizz zone reaction rate acceleration is an increased heat feedback to the surface (e. g., by as much as 100 %), which produces super-rate burning. [Pg.171]

Though it is impossible to formulate a complete mathematical representation of the super-rate burning, it is possible to introduce a simplified description based on a dual-pathway representation of the effects of a shift in stoichiometry. Generalized chemical pathways for both non-catalyzed and catalyzed propellants are shown in Fig. 6.26. The shift toward the stoichiometric ratio causes a substantial increase in the reaction rate in the fizz zone and increases the dark zone temperature, a consequence of which is that the heat flux transferred back from the gas phase to the burning surface increases. [Pg.171]

Reaction zone Subsurface - Fizz zone Dark zone — Flame zone [Pg.172]

Non-catalyzed Normal reaction - Normal gas- - Normal gas- — Normal flame [Pg.172]


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