NASA NTRS · 19890000508
Effects Of Turbulence On Ignition
Abstract
Report presents theoretical study of effects of turbulence on ignition of drops of single-component liquid fuel. Closely related to article, "Turbulence and Evaporation in Clusters of Drops" (NPO-17323). Uses theoretical model for evaporation and model for ignition developed previously. Radial velocity, va, of gas at surface of sphere of influence taken as algebraic combination of rate of evaporation and speed with which radius changes. Weighting factors of algebraic combination are such that in dilute spray, all new vapor coming from drops trapped in cluster, whereas in dense spray where evaporation strong, maximum new vapor escapes to ambient.
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Bellan, Josette, Harstad, Kenneth G.. 1989-10-01. Effects Of Turbulence On Ignition. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19890000508
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