Flow of chemically reacting carbon vapor

Flow of chemically reacting carbon vapor

Numerical simulation of a chemically reacting flow of an expanding gas flow consisting of carbon C and its clusters (C2 – C5) is presented. It is shown how the chemical composition of the mixture flow changes when it expands and its temperature decreases. The temperature range in which the nonequili...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of physics. Conference series 2014-01, Vol.572 (1), p.12059-5
Hauptverfasser: Shustrov, Yu A, Poniaev, S A, Bobashev, S V, Zhukov, B G
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Clusters
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Gas flow
Inverse
Mathematical models
Nozzles
Physics
Reacting flow
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