05336nam 2200625 a 450 991109051250332120251117094606.01-60086-626-31-60086-407-4(CKB)2550000000072641(EBL)3111519(SSID)ssj0000802031(PQKBManifestationID)11957571(PQKBTitleCode)TC0000802031(PQKBWorkID)10811903(PQKB)10699325(Au-PeEL)EBL3111519(CaPaEBR)ebr10516623(OCoLC)922978916(MiAaPQ)EBC3111519(BIP)451894(EXLCZ)99255000000007264120120103d1993 uy 0engur|n|---|||||txtccrDynamic aspects of detonations /edited by A.L. Kuhl ... [et al.]1st ed.Washington, D.C. American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics19931 online resource (490 p.)Progress in astronautics and aeronautics,0079-6050 ;v. 153"Technical papers from the thirteenth International Colloquium on Dynamics of Explosions and Reactive Systems, Nagoya, Japan, July 1991, and subsequently revised for this volume."1-56347-057-8 Includes bibliographical references and index.""Cover""; ""Title""; ""Copyright""; ""Preface""; ""Acknowledgments""; ""Table of Contents""; ""Chapter I""; ""Chronology of Research on Detonation Waves:1920-1950""; ""Chapter II. Gaseous Detonations""; ""High Resolution Numerical Simulations forTwo-Dimensional Unstable Detonations""; ""Simulation of Cellular Structure in a Detonation Wave""; ""Mach Reflection of Detonation Waves""; ""Formation and Propagation of PhotochemicalDetonations in Hydrogen-Chlorine Mixtures""; ""Mechanism of Unstable Detonation Front Origin""; ""Numerical Modeling of Galloping Detonation""""Experimental Study of the Fine Structurein Spin Detonations""""Influence of Fluorocarbons on H2O2Ar Detonation:Experiments and Modeling""; ""Oxidation of Gaseous UnsymmetricalDimethv Ihydrazine at High Temperatures andDetonation of UDMH/O2 Mixtures""; ""Digital Signal Processing Analysis of Soot Foils""; ""Cylindrical Detonations inMethane-Oxygen-Nitrogen Mixtures""; ""Chapter III. Initiation of Detonation Waves""; ""Structure of Reaction Waves Behind Oblique Shocks""; ""Ignition in a Complex Mach Structure""; ""Photographic Study of the Direct Initiation ofDetonation by a Turbulent Jet""""Transition from Fast Deflagration to DetonationUnder the Influence of Wall Obstacles""""Simulations for Detonation Initiation BehindReflected Shock Waves""; ""Limiting Tube Diameter of Gaseous Detonation""; ""Effect of Flame Inhibitors on DetonationCharacteristics of Fuel-Air Mixtures""; ""Propagation of Gaseous Detonations Through Regionsof Low Reactivity""; ""Failure of the Classical DynamicParameters Relationships in Highly RegularCellular Detonation Systems""; ""Chapter IV. Nonideal Detonations and Boundary Effects""; ""Mechanisms of Detonation Propagation in aPorous Medium""""Propagation and Extinction of Detonation Waves inTube Bundles""""Simultaneous Strong and Quasi-Chapman-JouguetDetonation Wave Propagation""; ""Structure and Velocity Deficit of Gaseous Detonationin Rough Tubes""; ""Possible Method for Quenching of GaseousDetonations""; ""Effect of Losses on the Existence of NonidealDetonations in Hybrid Two-Phase Mixtures""; ""Effect of Hollow Heterogeneities onNitromethane Detonation""; ""Author Index""The four companion volumes on Dynamic Aspects of Detonations and Explosion Phenomena and Dynamics of Gaseous and Heterogeneous Combustion and Reactive Systems present 111 of the 230 papers given at the Thirteenth International Colloquium on the Dynamics of Explosions and Reactive Systems held in Nagoya, Japan. These books embrace the topics of explosions, detonations, shock phenomena, and reactive flow, as well as the gasdynamic aspects of nonsteady flow in combustion systems, the fluid mechanics aspects of combustion, and diagnostic techniques. Two of the volumes, Dynamics of Gaseous Combustion (Vol. 151) and Dynamics of Heterogeneous Combustion and Reacting Systems (Vol. 152), focus on the processes of coupling the exothermic energy release with the fluid mechanics occurring in various combination processes. The other two volumes, Dynamic Aspects of Detonations (Vol. 153) and Dynamic Aspects of Explosion Phenomena (Vol. 154), address the rate processes of energy deposition in a compressible medium and the concurrent nonsteady flow as it typically occurs in explosion phenomena.Progress in astronautics and aeronautics ;v. 153.ExplosionsCongressesDetonation wavesCongressesExplosionsDetonation wavesKuhl A. 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New Societyc20101 online resource (353 p.)Description based upon print version of record.9780865716384 0865716382 Includes bibliographical references and index.Book Cover; Advance Praise; Title Page; Rights Page; Dedication; Contents; Acknowledgments; Introduction; Case Studies by Head; Part One: Classic High Pressure Sites; Chapter 1: Sustainable Skiing - Snowmass Ski Area Gets Hydro; Chapter 2: From Water to Wire - Building a Microhydro System; Chapter 3: Hydro Power High in the Canadian Rockies; Chapter 4: Powerful Dreams - Crown Hill Farm's Hydroelectric Plant; Part Two: Household Pressure Sites; Chapter 5: The Small AC System; Chapter 6: Kennedy Creek Hydroelectric Systems; Chapter 7: Independent Power and Light!; Chapter 8: A Visit to Hydro OzChapter 9: Historic Oregon Trading Post - A Renewable Energy Model for the Public Chapter 10: A Working Microhydro at Journey's End Forest Ranch; Chapter 11: Living With Lil Otto or Microhydro in Seasonally Wet Climates; Chapter 12: Water Power in the Andes: Yesterday's Solution for Today's Needs; Chapter 13: Zen and the Art of Sunshine; Chapter 14: Power to the People; Chapter 15: A Batteryless Utility Intertie Microhydro System; Chapter 16: PV/Hydro Systems and a Visit to the Lil Otto Hydroworks; Chapter 17: Mini Hybrid Power System; Chapter 18: Hydro Power Done Dirt CheapChapter 19: A Microhydro Learning Experience Chapter 20: Hydro - New England Style; Chapter 21: Remote Power and Amateur Radio; Chapter 22: Been There, Done That; Chapter 23: The Ten Kinzel/Kingsley Rules for Surviving Microhydro; Part Three: Low Head Sites; Chapter 24: Ultra-Low Head Hydro; Chapter 25: Rolling Thunder; Chapter 26: Handmade Hydro Homestead; Chapter 27: Choosing Microhydro - Clean Electricity in the Outback; Chapter 28: Water Rites - A Microhydro Evolution; Chapter 29: 240 VAC Direct Drive Hydro; Chapter 30: Annex 4 - Picohydro Pilots Established in EcuadorChapter 31: One Dam On Its Way Part Four: Microhydro in Context - History, Tips, Critical Design Elements; Chapter 32: The Photo Comparison Method of Estimating Water Flow; Chapter 33: Small Water Power Siting; Chapter 34: Review of The Death of Ben Linder; Chapter 35: Microhydro Power in the Nineties; Chapter 36: Soft Starting Electrical Motors; Chapter 37: Microhydro Intake Design; Chapter 38: Microhydro Pipe Dilemma; Chapter 39: The Hydro's Back; Chapter 40: The Village or the House - That is the Question; Part Five: The Future - Bringing Market Solutions to Environmental ProblemsChapter 41: Twenty Years of People Power Chapter 42: Energy Farming; Chapter 43: Practical Solar - A Californian Combines Net Metering with Time of Use Metering to Make PV Pay; Chapter 44: Independent Power Providers - Beyond Net Metering; Chapter 45: Seeking Our Own Level; Chapter 46: Clearing the Air - Home Power Dispels the Top RE Myths; Chapter 47: Stimulating the Picohydropower Market for Low Income Households in Ecuador - Executive Summary; Chapter 48: The Story of PowerPal Microhydro; Chapter 49: Market Solutions for Environmental Problems - The Streamworks Project; Endnotes; IndexAbout the AuthorFrom water to wire--harnessing the energy of running water.Water-powerSmall power production facilitiesHydroelectric power plantsWater-power.Small power production facilities.Hydroelectric power plants.621.31/2134621.312134Davis Scott(Scott L.)771142MiAaPQMiAaPQMiAaPQBOOK9911151697803321Serious microhydro4842726UNINA