Adiabatic burner for premixed gases

Optics: measuring and testing – By dispersed light spectroscopy – With sample excitation

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431126, 422 54, 436 35, 436154, G01J 330, G01N 2172

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ABSTRACT:
A research type burner is provided which permits ready optical access for study of precombustion and primary reaction zones of adiabatic flames of premixed gases. The burner includes a channel for relatively laminar gas flow having an outlet with a pair of essentially parallel closely spaced knife edges for providing an essentially stable and adiabatic flame. The knife edges project sufficiently above the burner housing to allow the passage of a laser beam between the knife edges through the zone to be studied.

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Stephenson, "Non-Intrusive Profiles of Atmospheric Premixed Hydrocarbon-Air lames", 17th Symposium (International) on Combustion, Leeds, England pp. 993-999 (1978).
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Gogvel, "An Improved Nitrous Oxide Burner for Atomic Absorption spectroscopy", New Zealand Journal of Science, vol. 13, #4, Dec. 1970.

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