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The Quiescent Combustion Chamber

Journal of Fluids Engineering, 1931
Abstract The term “quiescent” is originated as describing more accurately than “non-turbulent” the condition of the combustion chamber in some fuel-injection engines at the time of injection of the fuel. Such a combustion chamber is considered quiescent if the movement of the air has no appreciable effect on the distribution of the fuel ...
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Internal combustion engine with a porous combustion chamber

MTZ worldwide, 2003
The possibility of achieving combustion at constant temperature in an internal combustion engine by using a ceramic matrix as a porous combustion chamber has recently been under discussion. This principle promises very low emissions of NOx, hydrocarbons and soot.
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Combustion Chamber Deposit Measurement Techniques

SAE Technical Paper Series, 1994
<div class="htmlview paragraph">Combustion chamber deposits (CCDs) have been quantified with a variety of methods in the past. Historically, the primary means of quantifying fuel related deposits involved either a visual rating, deposit weight, or an audible method.
Martin K. Megnin, Peter J. Choate
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Superplastic Forming of Combustion Chamber

Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2011
The major advantage of superplastic forming (SPF) technology is that it can form integral and complex components in simple operation, since it is possible to form one or more sheets of superplastic grade metal into single surface tools by relatively low gas pressure.
Ho Sung Lee, Jong Hoon Yoon, Joon Tae Yoo, Yeng Moo Yi   +3 more
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Tank Pressure from Combustion Chamber

Journal of the American Rocket Society, 1948
T^HE simplest form of liquid-fuel jet engine for high-speed short-range missiles is the so-called one-shot system, in which the fuel and propellant are contained in tanks capable of standing the combustion-chamber pressure, and are forced into the combustion chamber by the pressure on an inert gas.
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Ranque Vortex-Tube Combustion Chamber

Nature, 1957
RECENT experiments carried out here lead to the conclusion that the vortex tube of Georges Ranque1 may form an extremely useful compact combustion chamber and also a possible research tool for the investigation of cool flames. Many applications of the vortex tube have appeared during the past fifteen years, as shown by Westley2, but, so far as it has ...
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COMBUSTION CHAMBER

A-to-Z Guide to Thermodynamics, Heat and Mass Transfer, and Fluids Engineering, 2006
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COMBUSTION CHAMBERS

1969
J. FLACK, A.J.S. BENNETT, R. STRONG, LEONARD J. CULVER   +3 more
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REHEAT COMBUSTION CHAMBERS

1964
V.S. ZUYEV, L.S. SKUBACHEVSKII
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Unlined combustion chamber for immersion combustion apparatus

Chemical and Petroleum Engineering, 1992
V. E. Nikol'skii, A. S. Luk'yanchikov
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