1991
DOI: 10.1007/bf00784941
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Integral method for study of hydrodynamic stability of a laminar flame

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“…2) in a perturbed state (this factor was not taken into account in [24]). It is known that a change in the thickness of the flame zone under the action of perturbations is a stabilizing factor for the homogeneous gas mixtures combustion [30]. Obviously, this same effectperhaps just a mechanical one -takes place in this case too.…”
Section: Physical Interpretation Of the Resultsmentioning
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“…2) in a perturbed state (this factor was not taken into account in [24]). It is known that a change in the thickness of the flame zone under the action of perturbations is a stabilizing factor for the homogeneous gas mixtures combustion [30]. Obviously, this same effectperhaps just a mechanical one -takes place in this case too.…”
Section: Physical Interpretation Of the Resultsmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…The result looks somewhat paradoxical, since the physical reasons for the stabilization of the process are not entirely clear. Viscosity is always a significant stabilizing factor for burning [24,30]. But in this case, it should not directly influence the development of disturbances.…”
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“…2. The main stabilizing factor for flames is viscosity [6]. But this factor is not taken into account in present investigation.…”
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“…It is supposed, that fuzzy estimation i E (0≤ i E ≤1) for the explosiveness of i-th object (1≤i≤n) is known. Value i E can be estimated on the solution of the flame stability problem [1,2]. It is obvious that…”
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