音場における燃料液滴の燃焼

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The droplet combustion of n-heptane, benzene and ethyl alcohol was investigated in acoustic fields. The frequencies of the acoustic waves used were around the characteristic frequencies of droplet combustion ; the residence frequency and the diffusion frequency. Under low frequency conditions (70-200 Hz), the experimental results can be interpreted by the mechanism of quasi-steady state combustion, which includes all types of droplet combustion ; the envelope name, wake flame and flame extinction. Under high frequency conditions (300-800 Hz), the combustion is possibly influenced by a diffusional mechanism which is induced by acoustic waves of such high frequency.igh frequency acoustic waves increase the flame luminosity, especially for benzene and n-heptane droplets. This suggests that the high frequency acoustic wave enhances radiant heat transfer from the flame zone to the droplet, and thus the burning rate constant increases.
一般社団法人日本機械学会の論文
1996-08-25