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CARS for Diagnostics on Combustion of Propellants

Chun Li

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The features of the propellant combustion flame,such as high temperature,high pressure,transient,soot,and graded distribution of temperature and concentration,are described in brief,and the application of the CARS technique in propellant combustion diagnostics is introduced. Some key problems on the application of the CARS in propellant combustion diagnostics, such as accuracy,temporal resolution and space resolution,are discussed.

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The features of the propellant combustion flame,such as high temperature,high pressure,transient,soot,and graded distribution of temperature and concentration,are described in brief,and the application of the CARS technique in propellant combustion diagnostics is introduced. Some key problems on the application of the CARS in propellant combustion diagnostics, such as accuracy,temporal resolution and space resolution,are discussed.

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The features of the propellant combustion flame,such as high temperature,high pressure,transient,soot,and graded distribution of temperature and concentration,are described in brief,and the application of the CARS technique in propellant combustion diagnostics is introduced. Some key problems on the application of the CARS in propellant combustion diagnostics, such as accuracy,temporal resolution and space resolution,are discussed.

Key concepts: Propellant, Combustion, Soot, Materials science, Aerospace engineering, Combustion products, Transient (computer programming), Nuclear engineering

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