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The paper reports results of a numerical calculation using the three‐temperature model developed previously by the authors. In addition to the temperature difference between the gas and the solid phase (skeleton), the model approximately takes into account the temperature distribution in skeleton elements. It is shown that quenching is possible (after burnout of part of the charge) with variation in a number of input parameters: the thermal conductivity of the charge, the ignition temperature, the weight of the igniter, the initial temperature, the porosity of the charge, and the local rate of its decomposition.
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Gusachenko, L.K., Zarko, V.E., Rychkov, A.D. et al. Filtration Combustion of an Energetic Material in a Cocurrent Flow of Its Combustion Products. Critical Combustion Conditions. Combustion, Explosion, and Shock Waves 39, 694–700 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:CESW.0000007683.81353.91
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