1. Air in which the oxygen content has been reduced.2. Air that is not fresh. ... Access to the complete content on Oxford Reference requires a subscription or ...

This paper offers a detailed review and analysis of more than 100 papers on the physics and chemistry of scramjet ignition and flameholding combustion.

Definition of vitiated air. Air that has been rendered impure by the breath of workers and horses, or by being mixed with the various gases given off in mines.

Vitiation of the supply air was implemented by diluting with ambient air the exhaust gases from one or two propane furnaces. Direct measurements of the rates ...

7 мая 2018 г. · when air is mixed with the various gases given off in mines or by workers, the oxygen concentration will reduce hence it is called vitiated air.

It was assumed that the deaths were caused by carbonic acid (carbon dioxide) and the association, known in classical times, between the failing candle flame and ...

Slight hyper- pncea and slight headache were experienced by the subject, bict both disappeared when he left the chamber, and ELS no ill effects were noted.

PDF | Vitiation is one of the major sources of uncertainty in testing combustors. In fact, in real flight conditions, there is no water in the air.

The 21% vitiated air matches the conditions that were applied in the experiment. The 30% vitiated air was computed to identify the effect of high-level ...

Vitiated air: a Victorian villain?