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several very rich methane and acetylene flames have been shown to exceed their adiabatic flame temperatures by large amounts (see papers with "superadiabatic"...

terminology meaning the same thing, particular adiabatic combustion temperature with adiabatic flame temperature and heat of combustion with heating value...

by flame temperature (Adiabatic flame temperature) In theory the emitting moiety is the metal ion in the hotter oxidizing portion of the flame. --Shjacks45...

highest possible adiabatic flame temperature and the air/fuel ratio. First, it is common to calculate an adiabatic flame temperature based on the combustion...

irritation). Also, if adiabatic flame temperature is the only correct term, we should remove reference to adiabatic combustion temperature. Feel free to correct...

problem with measuring flame temperatures is the loss of heat to the surroundings. The ADIABATIC temperature for a candle flame IS 1,400 degrees C. This...

at these temperature/pressures (that is supposed to be able to model combustion, and 2000°C is in the ballpark of adiabatic flame temperatures). The value...

Most carbon compounds have about the same adiabatic flame temperature. Looking It looks like the constituents of MAPP have some double and tripple carbon...

the flame front or later by wall cooling. The front is heated by the reaction to 2200 K. Compare this to the exhaust temperature (after adiabatic decompression...

blower across some coils), called adiabatic heating. Gas is allowed to expand-it tries to return to its former temperature in the volume allowed it, since...

to adiabatic expansion, so 'the velocity increases through the nozzle as the pressure and temperature decrease', unless you stick the word 'adiabatic' in...

volume of a gas, if the temperature is kept constant within a closed system." So why does the illustration depict a candle flame ? If weights are added...

(UTC) The adiabatic flame temperature of the kerosene fuel Jet-A is 1727°C, well above the melting point of the WTC's steel. These temperatures persisted...

SalvNaut, temperature is a function of pressure, volume and oxygen. It is incorrect to compare adiabatic flame temperature with open flame temperature. In open...

released?--68.251.78.43 04:12, 19 January 2006 (UTC) A: It is called adiabatic expansion (I think). --JohJak2 09:04, 19 January 2006 (UTC) Boyle's Law...

mentions isobaric calorimetry which determines ΔH, including both adiabatic flame calorimetry and differential scanning calorimetry. Of course we cannot...

heats some water with a flame. Then he raises its temperature by doing work on it with a paddle. Fermi on page 25 defines an adiabatic change as being reversible...

transfered (adiabatic) system the it is possible to eastimate the flame temperture. I hope to goodness that this does not start a flame war, dire pun...

ground, the faster temperature decreases with altitude. When the actual or environmental lapse rate (ELR) is below the moist adiabatic lapse rate (one ideal)...

org/2012-01-1199/ Chart of various physicalities including adiabatic (approximation to 'free-air') burn temperature (search on 'Kerosene Jet A-1'), source - Isidoro...