Interfacial Chemical Reactions in Flow Systems.
Abstract
This report summarizes the results of a 41 month basic research program in the High Temperature Chemical Reaction Engineering Laboratory at Yale University. Specific cases which have been studied in detail are energy deposition to solid surfaces which are the site of highly exothermic chemical reactions methods of extracting heterogeneous kinetic data from flow reactor experiments, the production, dispersion and coagulation of condensation aerosoles, oxidation of refractory solids leading to volatile reaction products, solute loss or gain by refractory metals, the evaporation and combustion of liquid fuel droplet arrays, nonequilibrium crystallization kinetics in supercooled liquids and transpiration cooling in chemically reacting environments. These phenomena are, and will continue to be, a central part of advanced engineering systems containing a dispersed condensed phase, or where the condensed phase is used for fluid confinement. Sixteen publications and two Ph. D. theses resulted from this work.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jun 01, 1976
- Accession Number
- ADA035307
Entities
People
- Daniel E. Rosner
Organizations
- Yale University