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Combustion of Porous Specimens Under Non-One-Dimensional Filtration

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An experimental method for studying the combustion of porous specimens under non-one-dimensional filtration of a gaseous reagent is proposed. Propagation of a surface-combustion moving normally to the gas-permeable lateral surface of a specimen was observed in situ for the first time. When the surface fronts meet at the center of the specimen, the temperature increases, which explains previous experimental results. Key words: surface combustion, non-one-dimensional filtration, metal powders, superadiabatic heating, chromium nitrides.

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Braverman, B.S., Ziatdinov, M.K. & Maksimov, Y.M. Combustion of Porous Specimens Under Non-One-Dimensional Filtration. Combustion, Explosion, and Shock Waves 38, 422–424 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1016255031002

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