Hi Tom,
I pulled my number from the NA Combustion Handbook that you recommended
many moons ago. There is a bunch more data on various 'syngas' flame
speeds in this paper.
http://www.combustion.org.uk/ECM_2007/ecm2007_papers/6-17.pdf
Alex
Thomas Reed wrote:
Dear Alex and all
Several years ago I a spent year or so measuring flame speeds of combustion for
various gasolines, and reading about them. My memory is that CO HAD THE
SLOWEST FLAME SPEED OF ALL, O.2 ft/sec; almost all other gases WERE 0.5 ft/sec;
and hydrogen (and probably acetylene) were 5 ft/sec. This is my memory, but I
might be off.
TOM reed
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