Abstract:In the experiment, the length of the detonation wave is usually determined by the duration of the luminescence of the OH radical, which corresponds to the zone of intense heat release. It is believed that the length of this zone is of the order of the longitudinal size of the detonation cell. In theory, the distance from the shock front of the wave to the Chapman -Jouguet point, in which the relative velocity of the gas is equal to the local speed of sound, is taken as the detonation thickness. The question ar… Show more
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