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Laser dispersion and ignition of metal fuel particles

Review of Scientific Instruments, 2011
The development of a laser-shock technique for dispersing Al metal fuel particles at velocities approaching those expected in a detonating explosive is discussed. The technique is described in detail by quantifying how air drag affects the temporal variation of the velocity of the dispersed particle plume. The effect of particle size is incorporated by
Ahmed A, Abdel-Hafez, Matthew W, Brodt, Joel R, Carney, James M, Lightstone   +3 more
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Fuel Cells for Dispersed Generation

Distributed Generation & Alternative Energy Journal, 1997
New te chn ologies a re going to h ave a significa nt im pa ct on th eelect ric utilit y in du s tr y in th e coming yea rs. Suc cessful comme rc ial -iz ati on of a dva nce d pow er s upply te chn ologies will u sh er in " dis -p er sed gene ra ti on" or DG as an alt ern ati ve t o th e conve nt io na l cen -tral st ation power plant s that now ...
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Dispersive Performance of Underwater Injection of Dispersant to Heavy Fuel Oil

International Oil Spill Conference Proceedings, 2014
The National Maritime Research Institute started 5 year research project on the establishment of synthetic countermeasures against the discharge of oil and hazardous fluid substance from 2011 to 2015. The main purpose of this project is to produce the tool for the environmental risk assessment of the oil discharge from vessels which sank due to the ...
Shoichi Hara, Osamu Miyata, Takahiro Majima, Masao Ono, Hideyuki Shirota, Hiroshi Kagemoto   +5 more
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Fuel Dispersion in Supersonic Airstreams

1994
The work is concerned with the problems of achieving good fuel air mixing in supersonic combustion chambers within distances which minimize the frictional losses, and a number of the issues concerning the injection of fuel are discussed. The effective jet divergence angles arising from other work are reviewed and compared with present results for two ...
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Detergent-Dispersant Fuel Performance and Handling

SAE Technical Paper Series, 1969
<div class="htmlview paragraph">Multifunctional gasoline additives in use today fall in two general categories, the conventional type and the newer detergent-dispersant additives. The value of the detergent-dispersant lies in its ability not only to keep the carburetor clean but also to minimize the buildup of hard refractory deposits on ...
T. J. Sheahan, C. J. Dorer, C. O. Miller
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Diagnostic Measurements of Fuel Spray Dispersion

Journal of Fluids Engineering, 1982
Plume shape, vaporization, droplet-size distribution, and number density of a solid-cone fuel spray were studied with both conventional and novel measurement techniques. Minor differences in spray plume shape were observed by measurements with photography, pulsed laser shadowgraphy, and in-line infrared spectroscopy.
J. M. Tishkoff, D. C. Hammond, A. R. Chraplyvy   +2 more
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Fragmentation of fuel particles in rolling U3Si2-Al dispersion fuel plates

Nuclear Engineering and Design
Durazzo M
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Helium in inert matrix dispersion fuels

Journal of Nuclear Materials, 2003
Abstract The behaviour of helium, an important decay product in the transmutation chains of actinides, in dispersion-type inert matrix fuels is discussed. A phenomenological description of its accumulation and release in CERCER and CERMET fuel is given. A summary of recent He-implantation studies with inert matrix metal oxides (ZrO2, MgAl2O4, MgO and
A van Veen, R.J.M Konings, A.V Fedorov
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The Development of UMo/Al Dispersion Fuel

Advanced Materials Research, 2011
UMo/Al dispersion fuel is one of the prospective materials as a high uranium density fuel for high performance research reactors due to its excellent stability during irradiation. In this paper, An overview is provided of current development activities of UMo/Al dispersion fuel at abroad and home, including: the development reasons, this fuel ...
Xiao Liu, Da Zhi Qian, Tie Cheng Lu
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Mechanism of combustion of disperse fuel systems

Chemistry and Technology of Fuels and Oils, 1985
This paper discusses the phenomenon known as ''microexplosion''-the breakup of drops in the combustion of emulsified fuels. This can also be termed intrachamber fragmentation, which is characteristic for all fuel emulsions containing a polar liquid (water, methanol, ethanol, etc), including emulsified gasolines and also threecomponent disperse fuel ...
V. M. Ivanov, I. V. Radovitskii, V. A. Tsenev   +2 more
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