Combustion characteristics of fuel droplets with addition of nano and micron-sized aluminum particles

By Yanan Gan, Li Qiao. 2011

426 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Computational Mechanics, Mechanics of Materials

View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/5dbbf8aaea949684ecb0293daae15672cc798116

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In Aerospace Engineering

1. Yi Syuen Lim
2. Li Qiao
3. Yanan Gan

In Computational Mechanics

1. Yi Syuen Lim
2. Li Qiao
3. Yanan Gan

In Mechanics of Materials

1. Yi Syuen Lim
2. Li Qiao
3. Yanan Gan

Citations in the corpus

• Combustion of nanofluid fuels with the addition of boron and iron particles at dilute and dense concentrations (2012, methodology): “Certain drawbacks such as strong particle aggregation and potential emissions of metal and metal oxide particles may limit applications of nanofluid fuels [1].”
• Effect of nano-fuel additive on emission reduction in a biodiesel fuelled CI engine (2011, background): “When exposing nano particle laden fuel to high temperature, The first step is substance having lower boiling point start to vapourise [3], that means biodiesel having lower boiling point compare to others.”