Effect of prompt dissociation of formyl radical on 1,3,5-trioxane and CH₂O laminar flame speeds with CO₂ dilution at elevated pressure

Keyphrases

• Laminar Flame Speed 100%
• Flame Speed 100%
• Elevated Pressure 100%
• CO2 Dilution 100%
• Prompt Dissociation 100%
• Formyl Radical 100%
• 1,3,5-Trioxane 100%
• Model Prediction 50%
• Reaction Pathway 50%
• HCO+ 50%
• Ultra-lean 33%
• Optimized Model 33%
• Aramco 33%
• Atmospheric Pressure 16%
• Kinetic Model 16%
• Hydrocarbon Fuel 16%
• Mole Fraction 16%
• Fuel Blends 16%
• Rich Fuel 16%
• Rate-based 16%
• Measurement Model 16%
• Speed Sensitivity 16%
• Oxygenated Fuel 16%
• New Reactions 16%
• GRI-Mech 3.0 16%
• Dissociation Effect 16%
• Key Validation 16%
• Lean Fuel 16%

Engineering

• Elevated Pressure 100%
• Dilution 100%
• Carbon Dioxide 100%
• Reaction Analysis 60%
• Model Prediction 40%
• Experimental Result 20%
• Experimental Measurement 20%
• Kinetic Model 20%
• Mole Fraction 20%
• Oxygenated Fuels 20%
• Atmospheric Pressure 20%