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Mean diameters and number densities in premixed flat flames CH4–O2 by diffusion broadening spectroscopy

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The mean size and number density of soot particles formed in a CH4-O2 premixed flat flame are measured by diffusion broadening spectroscopy for two equivalence ratios and three cold gas velocities. The influences of the time transit and the Cunningham coefficient C(Kn) are pointed out. By comparing dynamic with static light scattering, it is shown that C(Kn) has to be used. From the results, the hypothesis is put forward that the mean size of the soot particles depends mainly on their residence time.

© 1986 Optical Society of America

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