2017
DOI: 10.1134/s1990793117050116
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A study of the characteristics of the combustion of Ti + xC (x > 0.5) powder and granular compositions in a gas coflow

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“…Another mechanism of combustion in granular systems with a flow of filtered gas is convective, as was first observed during the combustion of Ti + C in a cocurrent flow of nitrogen [20] and then detected without an external gas flow [21]. It was shown that in the convection mode, a hot flow of active gas (in our case, products of the decomposition of PVB) not only heats the surfaces of granules but ignites them as well, ensuring a higher combustion front velocity than indicated by calculations based on TFC and observed in an inert gas flow.…”
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confidence: 97%
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“…Another mechanism of combustion in granular systems with a flow of filtered gas is convective, as was first observed during the combustion of Ti + C in a cocurrent flow of nitrogen [20] and then detected without an external gas flow [21]. It was shown that in the convection mode, a hot flow of active gas (in our case, products of the decomposition of PVB) not only heats the surfaces of granules but ignites them as well, ensuring a higher combustion front velocity than indicated by calculations based on TFC and observed in an inert gas flow.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Since the heat of hot DP of PVB (T g − T ig )Uρ b c g is spent on heating the surface layer of granules from the initial temperature to that of ignition (T ig − T 0 )Uρ s c s × 3h*/r, the following balance relation takes place in a stationary combustion wave: (6) where T g is the temperature of the hot gas; T 0 is the initial temperature of the granular mixture; T ig is the temperature of ignition; U is the speed of the combustion front; and h* is the thickness of the surface layer of a granule that the DP of the PVB flow can heat to the temperature of ignition. As in [20,21], the temperature of the α → β transition in titanium T ig = 1155 K was taken as the temperature of ignition when calculating h*. Substituting parameters ρ b /ρ s and c s into expression (6) for mixtures in Tables 2 and 3 at temperatures T g = T ad and T 0 = 293 K, and assuming that c g ≈ 2500 J/(kg K), we obtain an estimate of h*.…”
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“…It is impossible to explain the obtained results based on the assumption of a conductive (filtration) combustion mode. Another possible combustion mechanism of granular systems in the flow of filtering gas is the convective mode [13,14].…”
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“…A number of theoretical works [ 18 , 19 , 20 , 21 ] are devoted to this method; however, despite this, there are few experimental works on the combustion of metals and alloys in the co-flow filtration mode. Basically, such works [ 22 , 23 ] are devoted to the study of the co-flow combustion of a mixture of titanium and carbon powders in the nitrogen and/or argon atmosphere. This method is of high practical importance, since it is energy efficient and allows the production of metal nitrides without the use of high pressures.…”
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