On Ignition and Unsteady Flows of Dusty Gases with Combustion Reactions

J. KLAMMER Warsaw University of Technology, Institute of Heat Technology, Poland

R. KLEMENS Warsaw University of Technology, Institute of Heat Technology, Poland

V.P. KOROBEINIKOV Institute for Computer Aided Design, RAS, Moscow, Russia

V. V. MARKOV Institute of Mathematics

I. S. MEN'SHOV Keldysh Institute of Applied Mathematics, RAS, Moscow, Russia

P. WOLANSKI Warsaw University of Technology, Institute of Heat Technology, Poland

Abstract

Studying of ignition, combustion and detonation processes in dusty gases is presented. The dusty gas is considered as a two-continuum medium with taking into account transport effects in the phases and non-equilibrium chemical reactions. Two-dimensional problems of ignition and detonation developing in a plane gallery caused by a supersonic inflow stream and heating of the closed end of the gallery are studied with the analytical mediod of catastrophe and two finite-difTerence numerical methods.

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