F28 -- Combustion and Fuels (SI)

Combustion is a chemical reaction in which an oxidant reactsrapidly with a fuel to liberate stored energy as thermal energy, generally inthe form of high-temperature gases. Small amounts of electromagnetic energy(light), electric energy (free ions and electrons), and mechanical energy(noise) are also produced during combustion. Except in special applications,the oxidant for combustion is oxygen in the air. The oxidation normally occurswith the fuel in vapor form. One notable exception is oxidation of solid carbon,which occurs directly with the solid phase.

Principles of Combustion
Fuel Classification
Gaseous Fuels
Liquid Fuels
Solid Fuels
Combustion Calculations
Efficiency Calculations
Combustion Considerations

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