Burning of magnesium particles in water vapor

Burning of magnesium particles in water vapor
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10.1007/bf00748971
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发表时间:
1971-04
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Combustion, Explosion and Shock Waves
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通讯作者:
V. P. Prachukho;E. S. Ozerov;A. A. Yurinov-A.
V. P. Prachukho;E. S. Ozerov;A. A. Yurinov-A.
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作者:
V. P. Prachukho;E. S. Ozerov;A. A. Yurinov-A.

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In the large number of articles on the investigation of the burning of magnesium in oxygen there are practically no data on the burning of this metal in a medium of water vapor. The latter case is interesting in that free hydrogen is inevitably formed in the burning zone, the content of which affects the conditions of transfer of heat and reagents near the particle. If we take into account that the coefficient of diffusion of an oxidizing agent in hydrogen is almost an order greater than in nitrogen or argon, we can expect that the presence of hydrogen will lead to an increase of the rate of supply of the oxidizing agent. However, the specific heat of combustion of metal in water vapor is less than in oxygen, and therefore the burning rate, depending on the temperature gradient near the surface of the particle, can also decrease in water vapor.Data on the effect of pressure on the medium on~ he burning rate are essential from the viewpoint of the mechanism of burning. As is known [1], for aluminum the burning rate increases with pressure, contrary to the conclusions of the quasistationary [2] and nonstationary [3] diffusion theories of burning. Taking into account the different mechanism of burning of magnesium and aluminum in oxygen [4], we cannot even qualitatively predict the character of the pressure dependence for the burning rate of magnesium.