An experimental study of detonation was carried out for mixed fuels (H
-2/CH4, H-2/C3H8 and CH4/C4H10). The results obtained demonstrate that
detonation velocities of mixed fuels agree very well with normal C-J
velocity and that detonation limits were not extended by the addition
of a small amount of C4H10. As for CH4/C4H10 mixed fuel, detonation ve
locities and detonation limits as a function of the equivalence ratio
of the whole mixture of mixed fuel coincided with those of CH4 single
fuel. However, the detonation induction time of a mixture of CH4/O-2/N
-2 with a lower sensitivity to detonation decreased considerably with
the addition of a small amount of C4H10. In addition, the influence of
mixed fuels on the quasi detonation and the fast deflagration in the
process of DDT was investigated, showing interesting and complicated f
eatures in mixed fuel.