Cellular Ceramics in Combustion Environments
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Abstract Cellular materials have become increasingly interesting for applications in combustion environments. Improvements like high power efficiency and low emissions are the main targets of technological development in combustion processes. However, despite scientific and technical success in developing new or improved burner concepts over recent years, a lot of problems remain to be solved in the field of materials science: due to the high power density of the burners the materials are subjected to high loads in terms of thermal shock, temperature and corrosion, especially in so‐called porous burner technology. This article shows some examples of research and development strategies and results in developing improved cellular ceramics.
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OpenAlex topics: Catalytic Processes in Materials Science · Recycling and utilization of industrial and municipal waste in materials production · Combustion and flame dynamics
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