Details of experiment in which attenuation of oscillatory burning by aluminum is studied; values of response function of combustion zone are presented for composite propellants some of which contained small amounts of aluminum; data show that addition has little effect upon response function of flame and that there is increased acoustic damping caused by presence of aluminum in propellant; if this is ascribed to formation of condensed Al2O3 droplets in combustion gas, it is shown that theory of P.A.Epstein and R.R. Carhart can explain increased damping.
Particulate damping of oscillatory combustion
AIAA J
AIAA Journal ; 1 , n 6
1963
8 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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PARTICULATE DAMPING OF OSCILLATORY COMBUSTION
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