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Rarefied flow effects on stabilization and extinction of rotating-disk flame at low pressures
Peng Zhang,
Chung K. Law
Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
High Meadows Environmental Institute
Princeton Materials Institute
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Activation Energy Asymptotics
50%
Asymptotic Analysis
50%
Chemical Vapor Deposition
50%
Criteria-based
50%
Extinction Criterion
50%
Flame Extinction
50%
Flow Effect
100%
Heat Loss
50%
Knudsen Layer
50%
Low Pressure
100%
Low Pressure Chemical Vapor Deposition (LPCVD)
50%
Operating Conditions
50%
Overall Reaction
50%
Premixed Flame
50%
Rarefied Gas Flow
100%
Rotating Disk
100%
S-curve
50%
Spin Rate
50%
Spin Temperature
50%
Stretch Rate
50%
Engineering
Activation Energy
50%
Chemical Vapor Deposition
100%
Damkhler Number
50%
Heat Losses
50%
Knudsen Layer
50%
One Step
50%
Premixed Flame
50%
Rotating Disk
100%
Spin Rate
50%
Vapor Deposition
100%
Physics
Activation Energy
50%
Premixed Flame
50%
Rotating Disk
100%
Vapor Deposition
100%