Few studies on the low-temperature combustion behavior of MIPK, being a promising fuel additive , have been conducted. In this work, ignition delay times (IDTs) of MIPK were measured in the temperatures ranging between 780–910 K and pressures of 20 and 25 bar using a rapid compression machine (RCM). Oxy-fuel combustion combined with biofuel could remove CO 2 from the atmosphere. The IDTs of MIPK were measured in the temperatures ranging between 1125–1600 K under the O 2 /CO 2 atmosphere at the pressures of 1 and 10 bar using a shock tube . A low to high-temperature MIPK kinetic model (HUST-MIPK model) was proposed, in which the low-temperature sub-model consists of 19 low-temperature reaction classes and was constructed by analogy-based method, the high-temperature sub-model was adapted from the works of Cheng et al.. The predictions of HUST-MIPK model are in good agreement with the present low-temperature IDTs, high-temperature O 2 /CO 2 atmosphere IDTs, and the literature experimental data. The negative temperature coefficient (NTC) behavior was not observed in the temperature range from 790 to 910 K in the present RCM experiments, but was observed for methyl propyl ketone (MPK) and diethyl ketone (DEK) under similar conditions. The low-temperature chemistry of three pentanone isomers (MIPK, MPK, and DEK) was compared using the flux and sensitivity analysis. The comparison of the experimental high-temperature IDTs between O 2 /CO 2 and O 2 /Ar atmospheres indicates the IDTs of MIPK under O 2 /CO 2 atmosphere are longer than those under O 2 /Ar atmosphere at 1 bar, and the effects of CO 2 are almost independent of the pressure. The physical and chemical effects of CO 2 on the ignition were studied in detail.
Lu Zhu,Yousen Zhu,Xuanru Ren,Ping Zhang,Jianghao Qiao,Peizhong Feng
MoSi 2 -MoB-ZrO 2 composite powders are one-step synthesized prepared by self-propagating high-temperature synthesis (SHS), which are further utilized to prepare the oxidation protective coatings by spark plasma sintering (SPS) method on molybdenum substrate. Microstructure and properties of the coatings were investigated and determined. Oxidation behavior of the coatings at high temperature was also studied. The results showed that the composite coating is dense and crack-free due to the addition of ZrO 2 , which is beneficial for the decrease of mismatch in coefficient of thermal expansion, and no void exists in the diffusion layer owing to the diffusion of Si, which is inhibited by adding MoB. Compared with the pure MoSi2 coating, the high hardness of the composite coating is enhanced by about 20% while the fracture toughness of the composite coating is improved by about 25%, which makes the occurrence of intergranular fracture , crack deflection and crack bridging. After oxidation at 1400 °C for 80 h, MoSi 2 coating failed while xMoSi 2 -MoB-3ZrO 2 (x = 3, 4, 5) composite coating still kept its protective effect. Only a little substrate is consumed during oxidation and improved oxidation resistance is gained by MoSi 2 -MoB-ZrO 2 composite coating. 3MoSi 2 -MoB-3ZrO 2 coating shows the relatively best oxidation resistance due to the formation of crack-free oxide film on the surface of the coating.
The Hf, Zr, and Y doped β-NiAl coatings with controlled compositions were deposited onto Hastelloy substrates by spark plasma sintering with improved specimen protection method. The microstructures and oxidation behavior of β-NiAl coatings with different reactive element species and concentrations were investigated. It was shown that the 0.05 at.% Hf-doped coatings exhibited the best spallation resistance with the lowest scale growth rate, while the 0.05 at.% Zr-doped coatings had the worst spallation resistance. The 0.05 at.% Y-doped coatings exhibited the highest scale growth rate while maintaining a good spallation resistance. With an increase of the Y concentrations, the scale growth rate was reduced and the spallation resistance increased. The effect by doping Hf, Zr, Y, and by varying Y concentrations on the scale growth rate, the residual stress in the scale, the interface roughness, and the spallation resistance of the scales was discussed. Further analysis also pointed to the fact that the NiAl oxidation behavior was not only associated with the intrinsic properties of the reactive elements but also the chemical compositions of the substrates.