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A novel augmentor that does not use flame holders to stabilize the combustion process

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Zinn, Ben T.
Lubarsky, Eugene
Neumeier, Yedidia
Williams, Aimee
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Daniel Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering
The Daniel Guggenheim School of Aeronautics was established in 1931, with a name change in 1962 to the School of Aerospace Engineering
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This report describes the process of determining auto-ignition delay of the liquid Jet-A aviation fuel injected in a cross flow of vitiated air. Auto-ignition delays were measured by processing of the time-averaged chemiluminescence images for a range of temperatures from 898-1028K, vitiated oxygen percentages from 9.3% to 12.2%, velocities from 80 – 140 m/s and global Jet-A to, vitiated-air mixture equivalence ratios from φ=0.3 to φ=1.5. It was found that ignition delay increases exponentially from one to ten milliseconds with inverse temperature variation and are more scattered at lower temperatures. The data obtained in this study reveals delay times much shorter than those measured in most of other studies, but with same character of dependence upon the temperature of the flow.
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Innovative Scientific Solutions Incorporated (ISSI)
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2012-06
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