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Probe Measurements of Scalar Properties in Reacting Flows

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Combustings Flow Diagnostics

Part of the book series: NATO ASI Series ((NSSE,volume 207))

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This paper presents a review of the capabilities of probe techniques for combustion diagnostic and outlines the most significant sources of error inherent to their use. The emphasis of the search is on measurements of temperature and on those of major species and ion concentrations in combusting environments, and attention is focused to elucidate the importance of probe measurements to improve understanding of turbulent combustion.

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