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Fuels, Engines, Burners, Industrial Reactors

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Gas-Phase Thermal Reactions
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Abstract

This chapter has three aims:

  • characterization of engines and heating fuels on chemical grounds,

  • description of the working principles of engines, burners and industrial reactors, involving gas-phase thermal reactions,

  • presentation of the operating conditions under which the reactions in these different devices take place.

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Côme, GM. (2001). Fuels, Engines, Burners, Industrial Reactors. In: Gas-Phase Thermal Reactions. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-9805-7_3

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