In this book, prominent Russian Engineer Yuriy I. Khavkin compares historical combustion models for gas turbines with a discussion of modern combustion chambers. These models-gas turbines, combustion chambers, steam boilers, and other combustion applications-are compared through a series of examples.
Readers will learn to:
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understand different types of combustion devices
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calculate size and combustion efficiency
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review new types of flame tube heat protection with applications
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design low NOx combustion chambers
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reduce the effort necessary to create a new combustion chamber
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Combustion System Design is targeted for the mechanical engineer with a specialty in gas turbines or boilers. Chemical Engineers and gas turbine specialists also will find it very helpful
Foreword
Preface
Introduction
Chapter 1 : The Principles of Chemical Reactor Theory
Chapter 2 : The Theory of Diffusion Combustion in Turbulent Air Flow
Chapter 3 : Mathematical Description of the Combustion Process
Chapter 4 : The Theory and Calculation for Combustion Chambers in Energy Installations
Chapter 5 : The Theory and Calculation of Industrial Combustion Chambers
Index
