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Combustion

Combustion by Nick G. Glumac, Richard A. Yetter, Irvin Glassman Combustion, 5th Edition

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Dedication 01
Dedication 02
Preface
Chapter 1. Chemical thermodynamics and flame temperatures
- 1.1. Introduction
- 1.2. Heats of Reaction and Formation
- 1.3. Free Energy and the Equilibrium Constants
- 1.4. Flame Temperature Calculations
- 1.5. Sub and Supersonic Combustion Thermodynamics
- Problems
Chapter 2. Chemical kinetics
- 2.1. Introduction
- 2.2. Rates of Reactions and Their Temperature Dependence
- 2.3. Simultaneous Interdependent Reactions
- 2.4. Chain Reactions
- 2.5. Pseudo-First-Order Reactions and the “Falloff” Range
- 2.6. The Partial Equilibrium Assumption
- 2.7. Pressure Effect in Fractional Conversion
- 2.8. Chemical Kinetics of Large Reaction Mechanisms
- Problems
Chapter 3. Explosive and general oxidative characteristics of fuels
- 3.1. Introduction
- 3.2. Chain Branching Reactions and Criteria for Explosion
- 3.3. Explosion Limits and Oxidation Characteristics of Hydrogen
- 3.4. Explosion Limits and Oxidation Characteristics of Carbon Monoxide
- 3.5. Explosion Limits and Oxidation Characteristics of Hydrocarbons
- 3.6. The Oxidation of Aldehydes
- 3.7. The Oxidation of Methane
- 3.8. The Oxidation of Higher-Order Hydrocarbons
- Problems
Chapter 4. Flame phenomena in premixed combustible gases
- 4.1. Introduction
- 4.2. Laminar Flame Structure
- 4.3. Laminar Flame Speed
- 4.4. Stability Limits of Laminar Flames
- 4.5. Flame Progagation through Stratified Combustible Mixtures
- 4.6. Turbulent Reacting Flows and Turbulent Flames
- 4.7. Stirred Reactor Theory
- 4.8. Flame Stabilization in High-Velocity Streams
- 4.9. Combustion in Small Volumes
- Problems
Chapter 5. Detonation
- 5.1. Introduction
- 5.2. Detonation Phenomena
- 5.3. Hugoniot Relations and the Hydrodynamic Theory of Detonations
- 5.4. Comparison of Detonation Velocity Calculations with Experimental Results
- 5.5. The ZND Structure of Detonation Waves
- 5.6. The Structure of the Cellular Detonation Front and Other Detonation Phenomena Parameters
- 5.7. Detonations in Nongaseous Media
- Problems
Chapter 6. Diffusion flames
- 6.1. Introduction
- 6.2. Gaseous Fuel Jets
- 6.3. Burning of Condensed Phases
- 6.4. Burning of Droplet Clouds
- 6.5. Burning in Convective Atmospheres
- Problems
Chapter 7. Ignition
- 7.1. Concepts
- 7.2. Chain Spontaneous Ignition
- 7.3. Thermal Spontaneous Ignition
- 7.4. Forced Ignition
- 7.5. Other Ignition Concepts
- Problems
Chapter 8. Environmental combustion considerations
- 8.1. Introduction
- 8.2. The Nature of Photochemical Smog
- 8.3. Formation and Reduction of Nitrogen Oxides
- 8.4. SOx Emissions
- 8.5. Particulate Formation
- 8.6. Stratospheric Ozone
- Problems
Chapter 9. Combustion of nonvolatile fuels
- 9.1. Carbon Char, Soot, and Metal Combustion
- 9.2. Metal Combustion Thermodynamics
- 9.3. Diffusional Kinetics
- 9.4. Diffusion-Controlled Burning Rate
- 9.5. Practical Carbonaceous Fuels (C. R. Shaddix)
- 9.6. Soot Oxidation (C. R. Shaddix)
- 9.7. Catalytic Combustion
- Problems
Appendixes
Appendix A: Thermochemical data and conversion factors
Appendix B: Adiabatic flame temperatures of hydrocarbons
Appendix C: Specific reaction rate constants
Appendix D: Bond dissociation energies of hydrocarbons
Appendix E: Flammability limits in air
Appendix F: Laminar flame speeds
Appendix G: Spontaneous ignition temperature data
Appendix H: Minimum spark ignition energies and quenching distances
Appendix I: Programs for combustion kinetics
Index

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