Suppressed combustion

Wet—suppressed combustion. Excess air is not admitted to the off-gas collection system prior to high-energy wet scrubbing for air pollution control, thus suppressing combustion of carbon monoxide.15... 

Lee, J. G., and D. A. Santavicca. 1998. Application of flame evolution imaging to the optimization of an active control system for suppressing combustion instability. 27th Symposium (International) on Combustion Proceedings. Pittsburgh, PA The Combustion Institute. 

The use of feedback-control techniques to modulate combustion processes in propulsion systems has recently received extensive attention [1-3]. Most of the previous studies involved direct implementation of existing control methods designed for mechanical devices, with very limited effort devoted to the treatment of model and parametric uncertainties commonly associated with practical combustion problems. It is well established that the intrinsic coupling between flow oscillations and transient combustion responses prohibits detailed and precise modeling of the various phenomena in a combustion chamber, and, as such, the model may not accommodate all the essential processes involved due to the physical assumptions and mathematical approximations employed. The present effort attempts to develop a robust feedback controller for suppressing combustion instabilities in propulsion systems. Special attention is given to the treatment of model uncertainties. Various issues related to plant... 

ANTA) and Related Compounds to Polymeric Melon-like Cyclic Azine Bum-rate Suppressants, Combust. Flame, 98 (1994) 197-204. 

Active flame retardants inhibit or suppress combustion by several mechanisms, as briefly mentioned above ... 

Eckbreth, A. C., and Hall, R. J. "CARS Concentration Sensitivity with and without Non-Resonant Background Suppression." Combustion Science and Technology 25 (1981) 175. 

This reaction cycle makes H-FRs highly effertive for extinguishing or suppressing combustion. In particular, brominated compounds are favored because... 

To further suppress combustion, a polyhydric alcohol (polyol) in the additive systems may be used to form water during decomposition [1-1, 5-11, 5-13]. 

A. C. Eckbreth and R. J. Hall, CARS Concentration Sensitivity With and Without Nonresonant Background Suppression, Combust. Scl. Tech. 25 175 (1981). 

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