Transient Combustion Instability
Transient Combustion Instability is a type of combustion instability characterized by non-steady, time-dependent oscillations in pressure, heat release, or flow that emerge during the temporal evolution of a combustion process and persist for a finite duration before either dissipating or transitioning to a different dynamic state.
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Min Chul Lee, Jisu Yoon, Seongpil Joo et al. · Proceedings of the Combustion Institute · 2014 · 110 citations
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