This book focuses on the application of classical combustion theory to ignition and flame propagation in solid-solid and gas-solid systems. It presents experimental investigations in the areas of local ignition, filtration combustion, self-propagating high temperature synthesis and nanopowders protection. The authors highlight analytical formulas used in different areas of combustion in solids and propose an approach based on classical combustion theory. The book attempts to analyze the basic approaches to understanding of solid-solid and solid - gas combustion presented in contemporary literature in a unified approach based on classical combustion theory.

Contains contemporary results and achievements of Russian science in the area of combustion of solids Presents analytical formulas in different areas of combustion in solids Helps the reader get familiar with virtually inaccessible works of Russian authors published up to 2017 in Russian language Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras

Autorentext

Nickolai M. Rubtsov Works in areas of experimental chemical kinetics, branching chain processes, detonation; vibronically excited particles as intermediates of complicated chain reactions; numerical simulation of combustion processes, protecting of metallization layers in VLSI; tautomeric equilibriums; solid combustion, nanoparticles combustion. Kirill Ya. Troshin Works in the field of experimental chemical kinetics of the self-ignition processes of hydrocarbons, initiation and propagation of detonation waves in gas and two-phase media, non-catalytic conversion of hydrocarbon fuels in combustion processes, studies of ignition of hydrogen/hydrocarbons mixtures over the metals Pd, Pt, Rh surface. Michail I. Alymov is Director of the Institute of Structural Macrokinetics and Materials Science Russian Academy of Sciences, (ISMAN) Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

Inhalt
The theory of a local ignition.- The wave theory of ignition.- Theory of ignition of gas suspensions.- Ignition, combustion and passivation of nanopowders.