Combustion Zone

Some articles on combustion, combustion zone:

Combustor - Fundamentals - Components
... Liner The liner contains the combustion process and introduces the various airflows (intermediate, dilution, and cooling, see Air flow paths below) into the combustion zone ... Using less air for cooling allows more to be used for combustion, which is more and more important for high performance, high thrust engines ... (see Air flow paths below) flows through as it enters the combustion zone ...
Valveless Pulse Jet - Basic (valved) Pulsejet Theory
... the engine of the infamous V-1 "buzz bomb" of World War II, there are two ducts connected to the combustion zone where the explosions occur ... the fuel/air mixing action) for combustion ... The combustion zone (usually a widened "chamber" section) and tailpipe make up the main tube of the engine ...

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