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Journal of Advanced Research in Fluid Mechanics and Thermal Sciences, 2022
The excessive use of fossil fuels and the resultant dramatic increase in pollution levels have highlighted the need for a new sustainable and environmentally friendly fuel. Hence, it is necessary to research alternatives to reduce the use of fossil fuels and the emission of greenhouse gases.
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The excessive use of fossil fuels and the resultant dramatic increase in pollution levels have highlighted the need for a new sustainable and environmentally friendly fuel. Hence, it is necessary to research alternatives to reduce the use of fossil fuels and the emission of greenhouse gases.
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Thermal Explosion of Oxyhydrogen Gas Initiated by the Wall of a Quartz Reactor
Combustion, Explosion, and Shock Waves, 2010A criterion is proposed for ignition which begins on the combustion-chamber wall heated by the heterogeneous oxidation of hydrogen. Surface heating resulting in the formation of a chain-thermal avalanche and a hot flame front is calculated in accordance with Semenov’s postulate of low-temperature gas ignition on a surface.
E. N. Aleksandrov +2 more
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The utilization of oxyhydrogen as a supplementary fuel in internal combustion engines has garnered significant attention due to its potential to enhance engine performance and reduce emissions.
İbrahim Dinçer, Dogan Erdemir
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Combustion and Flame, 1970
Oxyhydrogen detonations at 1 atm, covering a wide range of compositions, have been made to interact with a 0.62 Wb/m 2 magnetic field in an orthogonal field-flow-electrode configuration under open-circuit conditions. It is shown that the measured open-circuit voltage can be used to estimate the flow conditions in and behind the detonation.
I. Fells, P.W. Norman
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Oxyhydrogen detonations at 1 atm, covering a wide range of compositions, have been made to interact with a 0.62 Wb/m 2 magnetic field in an orthogonal field-flow-electrode configuration under open-circuit conditions. It is shown that the measured open-circuit voltage can be used to estimate the flow conditions in and behind the detonation.
I. Fells, P.W. Norman
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Oxyhydrogen gas mixtures application for recovery of diesel particulate filters
AIP Conference Proceedings, 2023Evgeni Dimitrov +2 more
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