1958
DOI: 10.2514/8.7420
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An Experimental Study of High-Frequency Combustion Pressure Oscillations

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“…length again occurs at a higher chamber pressure. 5 The shift of the instability region is also evident for the 14-in. diameter motor.…”
Section: Experimental Results For Methane and Airmentioning
confidence: 84%
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“…length again occurs at a higher chamber pressure. 5 The shift of the instability region is also evident for the 14-in. diameter motor.…”
Section: Experimental Results For Methane and Airmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…Therefore, it receives a greater share of the available energy. It should be noted, however, that the longitudinal mode oscillations eventually reach a limiting amplitude which is to be expected (5).…”
Section: Experimental Results For Ethylene and Airmentioning
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“…When these values of p', P', u f , w f are introduced in Equations [5 and 6], and terms of the order of M e 2 are neglected, we obtain the following linear ordinary differential equations for the amplitudes [15] [16]…”
Section: Linearization Of the Equations For Smallmentioning
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“…1 are not capable of yielding the limits of Ref. 2. It is noted at the beginning that we shall confine subsequent discussions to second-order controlled elements with positive static stability, namely, with positive stiffness, unless otherwise stated.…”
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