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On the steady deflagration process for a gas mixture undergoing irreversible reactions

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Steady deflagration waves are investigated for a mixture of four gases undergoing a bimolecular irreversible reaction. The influence of Mach number, of concentrations in the unperturbed state and of the chemical energy is shown via numerical simulations.

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This work is performed in the frame of activities sponsored by INdAM-GNFM, by Universities of Parma, Messina, Enna “Kore”, and by Polytechnic of Turin. This paper is in honour of prof. Tommaso Ruggeri.

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Bisi, M., Conforto, F., Monaco, R. et al. On the steady deflagration process for a gas mixture undergoing irreversible reactions. Ricerche mat 68, 13–35 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11587-018-0375-y

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