Hot stuff upward propagating hydrogen flames. The image on the left shows continuous flame front propagation while the image on the right shows fractal-like propagation. (Courtesy: Fernando ...

Flame Propagation: The process by which a flame front advances through a combustible dust or gas mixture. Inertants: Materials added to a combustible dust–air mixture to absorb heat and prevent ...

Flame propagation, ... Inside the channels, the flame evolves from a finger shape to a variant tulip shape, with the flame front velocity peaking in the middle or rear of the channel.

This is the rate of gas flow necessary to maintain a stationary flame front. Flow slower than this allows the flame front to propagate back toward the gas source—in this case from the flare ...

The veteran physicist and aerospace engineer shares insights into the challenges and breakthroughs in microwave plasma ...