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Effect of burner design variables on performance of 16-inch diameter ram-jet combustor using gaseous-hydrogen fuel

H George Krull, R. R. Burley

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An evaluation of the effect of geometric design variables on the performance of a 16-inch-diameter ram-jet combustor total pressures from 7 to 44 inches of mercury absolute. Equivalent ratio was varied from 0.1 to 1.0 at a combustor inlet temperature of 1100 degrees R.

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An evaluation of the effect of geometric design variables on the performance of a 16-inch-diameter ram-jet combustor total pressures from 7 to 44 inches of mercury absolute. Equivalent ratio was varied from 0.1 to 1.0 at a combustor inlet temperature of 1100 degrees R.

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An evaluation of the effect of geometric design variables on the performance of a 16-inch-diameter ram-jet combustor total pressures from 7 to 44 inches of mercury absolute. Equivalent ratio was varied from 0.1 to 1.0 at a combustor inlet temperature of 1100 degrees R.

Key concepts: Combustor, Hydrogen, Inlet, Materials science, Jet (fluid), Mercury (programming language), Nuclear engineering, Combustion

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