2010
DOI: 10.1115/1.4001927
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GAS TURBINE COMBUSTION—Alternative Fuels and Emissions

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“…To the left Frank Whittle's combustor, to the right combustor of JUMO 004 engine [5] Since that the development has been continuous but without major breakthrough. Until the 1970s the designers of combustors were fully occupied with providing stable operation, low pressure loss and high burner efficiency, however, unfortunately, the last two are in antagonistic relation with each other.…”
Section: Figmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To the left Frank Whittle's combustor, to the right combustor of JUMO 004 engine [5] Since that the development has been continuous but without major breakthrough. Until the 1970s the designers of combustors were fully occupied with providing stable operation, low pressure loss and high burner efficiency, however, unfortunately, the last two are in antagonistic relation with each other.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Regarding the graph at Q th,n = 100% the CO concentrations decrease from 50 ppm at λ overall = 1.8 to 24 ppm at λ overall = 2.42 followed by a rise up to 58 ppm at λ overall = 2.8. In the left hand branch of the CO curves the trend of the measured concentrations follow the trend of the equilibrium conditions which decrease for higher air numbers [19]. The right hand branch, however, is dominated by non-equilibrium effects [20].…”
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“…Wskazano na problem zakłóceń dotyczących pomiaru i przetwarzania danych. SŁOWA KLUCZOWE: otwory efuzyjne, triangulacja laserowa, wizja maszynowa, pomiary optyczne Efficiency and environmental performance of jet aircraft engines depends mainly on the temperature of the combustion [9]. For highest temperature of combustion, their elements are manufactured from monocrystalline materials, super-alloys or ceramic-metal composite structures.…”
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“…Efficiency and environmental performance of jet aircraft engines depends mainly on the temperature of the combustion [9]. For highest temperature of combustion, their elements are manufactured from monocrystalline materials, super-alloys or ceramic-metal composite structures.…”
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