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Gas - gas and gas - solid laminar flat plate diffusion flame in microgravity: Structure and stability

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The structure and the stability of a laminar diffusion flame established over a flat plate was studied in micro-gravity and for low Reynolds number. A two stages program was developed and tested during parabolic flights, drop tower and finally aboard a sounding rocket. Three different regimes were established either for gas-gas or gas-solid systems: two stable regimes for blue and yellow flames, a transition regime between the two and the extinction or non-propagating zone.

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Correspondence to Pierre Joulain.

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Joulain, P., Vietoris, T. & Torero, J. Gas - gas and gas - solid laminar flat plate diffusion flame in microgravity: Structure and stability. Microgravity sci. Technol. 13, 3–6 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02873324

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