Synchrotron radiation studies of additives in combustion I: Water
Small Angle X-ray Scattering (SAXS) measurements have been performed on a partially pre-mixed ethylene–air flame with and without the introduction of a water aerosol for the same flame height. Our measurements are sensitive to particles with radii in the range of 6–78 nm. It is found that water addi...
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description | Small Angle X-ray Scattering (SAXS) measurements have been performed on a partially pre-mixed ethylene–air flame with and without the introduction of a water aerosol for the same flame height. Our measurements are sensitive to particles with radii in the range of 6–78
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mm) and to an increased sooting tendency higher up in the flame. There, larger primary particles (
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R
g
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R
g
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mm) and to an increased sooting tendency higher up in the flame. There, larger primary particles (
R
g
∼20–45
nm) shaped as agglomerates with fractal dimension about 2 are observed together with a large number of smaller (
R
g
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10
nm) smooth particles, which we identify with
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R
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