NASA NTRS · 19970020631
Recent Developments in Spray Combustion: Experiments and Modeling
Abstract
The current research program under NASA sponsorship (NAG3-1688) focuses on the study of fundamental aspects of spray diffusion flames at normal and reduced gravity. The objective of this program is to bridge the gap between classical single droplet burning studies and practical spray flames, by using a variety of well-defined configurations, encompassing both laminar and turbulent spray diffusion flames. In the remainder of this article the main accomplishments in the two-year period (3-15-95 to 3-14-97) since the last International Microgravity Combustion Conference will be reviewed. A detailed account of the research activity is given in.
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Gomez, Alessandro, Smooke, Mitchell D., Chen, Gung, Karpetis, Adonis, Gao, Ling-Ping. 1997-05-01. Recent Developments in Spray Combustion: Experiments and Modeling. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19970020631
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