2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.combustflame.2009.05.010
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Quantitative measurement of soot particle size distribution in premixed flames – The burner-stabilized stagnation flame approach

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“…In addition to the gas-phase experiments, we used HIM [12] to gain insights into the morphology of soot particles, which we sampled from atmospheric-pressure burner-stabilized flames of the above mentioned C 4 fuels [13,25,26]. For these experiments, sooting flames (/ = 2.04 for all flames; see Table 2) were stabilized on a water-cooled, atmospheric-pressure porous plug burner and the soot particles were probed at two different heights, applying the thermophoretic sampling technique [26].…”
Section: Helium-ion Microscopy (Him)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition to the gas-phase experiments, we used HIM [12] to gain insights into the morphology of soot particles, which we sampled from atmospheric-pressure burner-stabilized flames of the above mentioned C 4 fuels [13,25,26]. For these experiments, sooting flames (/ = 2.04 for all flames; see Table 2) were stabilized on a water-cooled, atmospheric-pressure porous plug burner and the soot particles were probed at two different heights, applying the thermophoretic sampling technique [26].…”
Section: Helium-ion Microscopy (Him)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Fig. 3 B and C show the energy band structures computed with DFT for coronene 40 and ovalene 40 , respectively. For each case the resulting n(ΔE) is found to be proportional to (ΔE-E H-L ) 2 , i.e., k = 2.…”
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“…Agglomerates of tiny carbonaceous particles are the primarily comprise of particulate emissions from diesel engines. The particulate matter character is highly vassal to the extent to which combustion progresses as preblend combustion in opposition to propagation of combustion flame [40]. Figure 7 illustrates the change in particulate emissions for different fuels used with torque measured.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%