Combustion in microscale heat-recirculating burners

By L. Sitzki, K. Borer, S. Wussow, E. Maruta, P. Ronney. 2001

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Power Sources for Wireless Sensor Networks (2004, background): “In addition, various static approaches to convert heat into electricity are in development for small scales, including thermoelectric [27-28], thermionic [29], and thermophotovoltaic [30] components coupled with a heat source.”
Microscale combustion research for application to micro thermophotovoltaic systems (2003, background): “[5].”
Microscale combustion: Technology development and fundamental research (2011, background): “Based on this concept, different kinds of Swiss-roll microcombustors have been designed [30,31].”
Advances and challenges in the development of power-generation systems at small scales (2011, background): “For example, it was noted in the above referred Swiss roll based energy conversion and chemical systems, and therefore confirms the potential of micro-technologycombustor that hydrogeneair mixtures could be ignited at room temperature and other fuels (butane and propane) at less than 200 C if a cata”