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Using the Electromotive Force of Condensed System Combustion to Estimate the Parameters of Heat Transfer through an Obstacle

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The paper describes a method for measuring the delay of combustion wave propagation through an obstacle and other heat-transfer parameters by continuous recording of electrical signals arising in a burning condensed system. This method is suitable for systems and obstacles that have marked electric conductivity. Results of investigation of combustion wave propagation through a tantalum obstacle in the 3Zr + 2WO3 system using the proposed method are presented. Key words: gas-free system, combustion, mechanical strains, obstacle, combustion e.m.f., heat transfer, thermal parameters.

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Proskudin, V.F., Belyaev, E.N., Tarakanov, V.N. et al. Using the Electromotive Force of Condensed System Combustion to Estimate the Parameters of Heat Transfer through an Obstacle. Combustion, Explosion, and Shock Waves 38, 456–462 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1016267400960

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