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Experimental data on incomplete oxidation of methane in air are analyzed for the stoichiometric relation γ = 4 using a numerical model; the data are obtained with different charges and for different flow rates of feed of a mixture. In order to explain the experimental data, it is proposed that a heterogeneous reaction that ensures the beginning of the processes of oxidation of methane at lower temperatures be introduced into the chemical model.
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Shabunya, S.I., Martynenko, V.V., Yadrevskaya, N.L. et al. Modeling of the Nonstationary Process of Conversion of Methane to Hydrogen in a Filtration-Combustion Wave. Journal of Engineering Physics and Thermophysics 74, 1059–1066 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1012943225289
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