Ip. Borovinskaya et al., SPONTANEOUS CHANGE IN POROSITY OF A REACTING PRESSED MATERIAL AND NON-ONE-DIMENSIONAL REGIMES OF DIFFUSION COMBUSTION, Combustion, explosion, and shock waves, 31(2), 1995, pp. 173-181
Essentially non-one-dimensional regimes of synthesis-wave propagation
are considered within the framework of a model describing two-dimensio
nal diffusion combustion and taking into account a change in porosity
of a reacting composition attributed to a change in its physical and c
hemical properties. The surface and layer-by-layer burning of a presse
d specimen in gas is described qualitatively as well as the interactio
n front propagation wherein unreacted material remains in skin layers
of the specimen. The conditions of development of a gastight layer on
the specimen surface and incomplete material conversion because of pre
volume exhaustion have been determined. Dynamics of a number of unsta
ble regimes of front propagation is studied. The Pole of diffusion sup
ply of a gaseous reagent is analyzed under the conditions of changing
porous space in the reacting material. The surface and layer-by-layer
burning of pressed specimens, with the reagents interacting in an unst
able regime, is considered.