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Abstract
Captive single particles of bituminous coal and droplets of residual fuel oil have been heated at rates simulating those obtaining in large boilers (maximum about 101 Csec-1). The behaviour of the fuels has been monitored by high speed kine photography and simultaneously their temperatures have been measured using an infra-red technique. Typical examples of the results obtained are given and their significance in understanding the mechanism of combustion is briefly discussed.
Notes
Paper presented at the Spring Joint Conference of the Association for High Speed Photography and the Shock: Tube Liaison Group held 7-9 April 1970 in Liverpool.