2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.proci.2022.08.099
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A multispectral UV–vis absorption technique for quantitative high-speed field-sequential imaging of fuel films and soot in combustion

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“…Roque et al [134] found that the vaporization is not considerably affected by the injection pressure inside the impingement region at a wall temperature of 80 ∘ C. Roque et al [135] studied the characteristics of the liquid film generated using a multicomponent fuel, measuring the impact of the wall temperature changes over the soot generation. Shway et al [136] used an absortion of UV and visible light diagnostic technique to analyze the thickness of combusting fuel films.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Roque et al [134] found that the vaporization is not considerably affected by the injection pressure inside the impingement region at a wall temperature of 80 ∘ C. Roque et al [135] studied the characteristics of the liquid film generated using a multicomponent fuel, measuring the impact of the wall temperature changes over the soot generation. Shway et al [136] used an absortion of UV and visible light diagnostic technique to analyze the thickness of combusting fuel films.…”
Section: Even Schemes Likementioning
confidence: 99%