Project Number: 026 COMPLETE
Category: Alternative Fuels
The project will use data from Area #1 (ASCENT 026) to understand how jet fuel composition and/or chemical properties relate to important combustion properties. The project will also develop reaction models for jet fuel combustion. These models will be used by researchers in Area #4 for predicting the combustion of jet fuels in engines.
This research is part of the National Jet Fuels Combustion Program and will satisfy Area #2, Chemical Kinetics Model Development and Evaluation.
Last Updated 3/31/2020
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- Kinetic Analysis of Distinct Product Generation in Oxidative Pyrolysis of Four Octane Isomers
- HOMO-LUMO Energy Splitting in Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Their Derivatives
- A Physics-based Approach to Modeling Real-fuel Combustion Chemistry–IV. HyChem Modeling of Combustion Kinetics of a Bio-derived Jet Fuel and its Blends with a Conventional Jet A
- A Physics-based Approach to Modeling Real-fuel Combustion Chemistry - II. Reaction Kinetic Models of Jet and Rocket Fuels
- A Physics-based Approach to Modeling Real-fuel Combustion Chemistry - I. Evidence from Experiments, and Thermodynamic, Chemical Kinetic and Statistical Considerations
- Effect of Distillate Fraction of Real Jet Fuel on Sooting Propensity–Part 1: Nascent Soot Formation in Premixed Stretch-Stabilized Flames
- A Comparative Study of Combustion Chemistry of Conventional and Alternative Jet Fuels with Hybrid Chemistry Approach