NASA NTRS · 19920044304
Effects of Oxygen Concentration on Radiative Loss from Normal-Gravity and Microgravity Methane Diffusion Flames
Abstract
Laminar diffusion flames of methane, burning in quiescent oxidizing environments at atmospheric pressure, have been studied under both normal-gravity and microgravity conditions. Radiation from these flames is measured using a wide-view-angle, thermopile detector radiometer. The oxidizer was 18, 21, and 30 percent oxygen in nitrogen.
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Bahadori, M. Y., Edelman, Raymond B., Stocker, Dennis P., Sotos, Raymond G., Vaughan, David F.. 1992-01-01. Effects of Oxygen Concentration on Radiative Loss from Normal-Gravity and Microgravity Methane Diffusion Flames. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920044304
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