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Campbell Carter


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Flame Characteristics and Fuel Entrainment Inside a Cavity Flame Holder in a Scramjet Combustor (Postprint) JUL 2007 21 pages
Authors:  Kuo-Chen Lin; Chung-Jen Tam; Isaac Boxx; Campbell Carter; Kevin Jackson; Martin Lindsey; TAITECH INC BEAVERCREEK OH
The full text of this report is available for sale.Flame structures and operating limits of an ethylene-fueled recessed cavity flameholder were investigated both experimentally and numerically, using a newly developed AFRL research scram jet flowpath at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Flush-wall low-angled injectors were used as main fuel injectors. The recessed cavity features an array of fueling ports on the aft ramp for direct cavity fueling. The cavity operating conditions include 1) direct cavity fueling, 2) direct cavity fueling ...


Effects of Corona, Spark and Surface Discharges on Ignition Delay and Deflagration-to-Detonation Times in Pulsed Detonation Engines (Postprint) DEC 2006 12 pages
Authors:  Kenneth Busby; Jennifer Corrigan; Sheng-Tao Yu; Skip Williams; Campbell Carter; Frederick Schauer; John Hoke; Charles Cathey; Martin Gundersen; AIR FORCE RESEARCH LAB WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB OH PROPULSION DIRECTORATE
The full text of this report is available for sale.The purpose of the research described herein is to compare the ignition delays in an experimental pulsed detonation engine produced by thermal and non-thermal ignitions. The commercial thermal ignition has a pulse duration of about 1 microsec, whereas the non-thermal ignitions have pulse durations of 100 nanosec. Ignition delay is an important factor, along with fill and purge times, that limit the maximum repetition rate and thrust of pulsed detonation ...


Combustion Enhancement Via Stabilized Piecewise Nonequilibrium Gliding Arc Plasma Discharge (Postprint) JAN 2006 11 pages
Authors:  Timothy Ombrello; Xiao Qin; Yiguang Ju; Alexander Gutsol; Alexander Fridman; Campbell Carter; PRINCETON UNIV NJ DEPT OF MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING
The full text of this report is available for sale.A new piecewise nonequilibrium gliding arc plasma discharge integrated with a counterflow flame burner was developed and validated to study the effect of a plasma discharge on the combustion enhancement of methane-air diffusion flames. The results showed that the new system provided a well-defined flame geometry for the understanding of the basic mechanism of the plasma-flame interaction. It was shown that with a plasma discharge of the airstream, up to ...


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