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To the theory of filtration combustion at high pressures of gas reagent

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The model of filtration combustion (FC) at high pressures of gas reagent has been analyzed in terms of the analytical method giving explicit expressions for pressure profile and thus removing some inconsistence existed in the theory of FC. Approximate analytical solutions were analyzed for two cases distinguished by whether gas or solid reactant is a deficient component of reaction. For each case, existence domains for combustion modes with different pressure profiles have been outlined. For typical gas-solid SHS systems, model parameters were evaluated and the range of initial pressures ensuring combustion modes with a pressure peak ahead of the combustion front has been determined.

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Grachev, V.V. To the theory of filtration combustion at high pressures of gas reagent. Int. J Self-Propag. High-Temp. Synth. 17, 168–176 (2008). https://doi.org/10.3103/S1061386208030023

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