Disposal of Liquid Combustible Wastes using Flameless Burners with Porous Carbon Matrix
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2016
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Abstract
Two modifications of flameless burners with a carbon porous media in the combustion area were investigated. Kerosene TS-1 and mixtures of highly flammable liquids wastes (HIL) were used as fuel. Experimental data are presented in a graphical form as plot of the burner thermal capacity. Results show capacity for of the developed devices and prove the prospects of disposal of liquid combustible wastes using flameless burners with porous carbon matrix.
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| Authors | Sergei, Dolgov;Evgenii, Savchenko;Sergei, Khaustov;Roman, Tabakaev;Alexander, Zavorin; |
| Journal | epj web of conferences |
| Year | 2016 |
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