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316 CHAPTER 13. COMBUSTION OF LIQUID FUELS<br />

where, in general, the value for the constant will vary when passing from the interior<br />

to the exterior region.<br />

Moreover, it is assumed that the following condition is satisfied<br />

λ<br />

ρD ij c pi<br />

= δ i = const., (13.52)<br />

in accordance with the results of they elementary theory of diffusion. Experimental<br />

evi<strong>de</strong>nce shows that this condition is approximately satisfied.<br />

13.10 Integration of the equations<br />

Un<strong>de</strong>r the assumptions stated in §9 the system of equations (13.49) and (13.42), corresponding<br />

to the interior region, takes the form<br />

4πr 2 λ s<br />

T<br />

T s<br />

dT<br />

dr − mc p1T = m(q l − c p1 T s ), (13.53)<br />

where the values of λ and ρD 12 are expressed as<br />

4πr 2 (ρD 12 ) s<br />

T<br />

T s<br />

dY l<br />

dr = m(1 − Y 1), (13.54)<br />

λ = λ s<br />

T<br />

T s<br />

, (13.55)<br />

ρD 12 = (ρD 12 ) s<br />

T<br />

T s<br />

, (13.56)<br />

as functions of the corresponding values on the droplet surface and of the ratio of absolute<br />

temperatures T/T s . The integration of Eq. (13.53) is straightforward. Making<br />

use of condition (13.33) one obtains<br />

(<br />

1<br />

− 1 r s r = 4πλ (<br />

s T<br />

− 1 + 1 − q ) [<br />

l<br />

ln 1 + c ( )] )<br />

p1T s T<br />

− 1 . (13.57)<br />

mc p1 T s c p1 T s q l T s<br />

The integration of (13.54) is simplified by previously eliminating r between<br />

(13.53) and (13.54). Thus one obtains for as a function of T<br />

( )δ cp1 (T − T s ) + q 1 l<br />

Y 1 = 1 −<br />

, (13.58)<br />

c p1 (T l − T s ) + q l<br />

where conditions (13.43) has been used and according to (13.44) and δ 1 is given by<br />

δ 1 =<br />

λ<br />

ρD 12 c p1<br />

. (13.59)

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