Effect of fuel flow rate on the characteristics of soot generated from unsubstituted and disubstituted aromatic hydrocarbon flames: Experimental and numerical study
Authors:
- Gerardo D.J.G. PeñaGPGerardo D.J.G. Peña
- Ramees K. RahmanRRRamees K. Rahman
- Abhijeet RajARAbhijeet Raj
- Samuel StephenSSSamuel Stephen
- Tharalekshmy AnjanaTATharalekshmy Anjana
- Joaquin L. BritoJBJoaquin L. Brito
- 1 April 2018
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Combustion and Flame
- Vol. 190, 224-239
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