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Burke-Schumann flame: a standalone construct

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Combustion

the treatment of a diffusion flame as an infinitely thin sheet where fuel and oxidizer meet in stoichiometric proportion and react infinitely fast.

In combustion, Burke-Schumann flame refers to the treatment of a diffusion flame as an infinitely thin sheet where fuel and oxidizer meet in stoichiometric proportion and react infinitely fast. This meaning comes from Burke (1928) in Industrial & Engineering Chemistry.[1]

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References

Burke, S. P., & Schumann, T. E. W. (1928). Diffusion Flames. Industrial & Engineering Chemistry, 20(10), 998-1004. https://doi.org/10.1021/ie50226a005

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