Equations are developed for observable intensities in emission and absorption for spectral lines with Doppler contour. It is shown that the theoretical relations which are usually employed in estimating effective temperatures of internal energy states (a) require slight modifications when proper allowance is made for the shape of spectral lines, and (b) are not valid unless the product of spectral absorption coefficient and optical density is sufficiently small. Illustrative calculations on several spectral lines belonging to the (0,0) band of the 2Sigma-->2Pi band system of OH suggest that the conditions under which the basic relations hold are probably not satisfied for representative combustion flames
An analytical method similar to that used by (1) on Lorentz lines was applied to the problem of the ...
The similarity groups for multicomponent, reacting gas mixtures with radiative energy transport are ...
Simplified expressions have been developed for the engineering emissivity of uniformly distributed d...
The effect of spectral line shape on apparent rotational temperatures of OH has been investigated fo...
In Chapter 1 theoretical expressions are derived for the relations between gas absorptivities and em...
Methods for the calculation of spectral absorption coefficients for combined Doppler and Lorentz bro...
Even if a Boltzmann distribution exists for the population of molecules in various energy levels, it...
It is the purpose of the current note to outline a two-path method for the determination of flame te...
The experimental determination of absolute intensities for isolated spectral lines or for entire vib...
A previously developed line-by-line spectral model has been extended to use the HITRAN and HITEMP li...
The calculation of radiative heat transfer from flames and combustion gases requires, in the general...
It is the purpose of this note to present an evaluation of the experimental evidence for and agains...
High temperature atlass of spectral lines parameters of the combustion production of energy fuels an...
Radiation is one of the two main heat transfer processes in transporting energy from flames to a sur...
In laser-assisted combustion diagnostics it is a recurring task to predict molecular transitions who...
An analytical method similar to that used by (1) on Lorentz lines was applied to the problem of the ...
The similarity groups for multicomponent, reacting gas mixtures with radiative energy transport are ...
Simplified expressions have been developed for the engineering emissivity of uniformly distributed d...
The effect of spectral line shape on apparent rotational temperatures of OH has been investigated fo...
In Chapter 1 theoretical expressions are derived for the relations between gas absorptivities and em...
Methods for the calculation of spectral absorption coefficients for combined Doppler and Lorentz bro...
Even if a Boltzmann distribution exists for the population of molecules in various energy levels, it...
It is the purpose of the current note to outline a two-path method for the determination of flame te...
The experimental determination of absolute intensities for isolated spectral lines or for entire vib...
A previously developed line-by-line spectral model has been extended to use the HITRAN and HITEMP li...
The calculation of radiative heat transfer from flames and combustion gases requires, in the general...
It is the purpose of this note to present an evaluation of the experimental evidence for and agains...
High temperature atlass of spectral lines parameters of the combustion production of energy fuels an...
Radiation is one of the two main heat transfer processes in transporting energy from flames to a sur...
In laser-assisted combustion diagnostics it is a recurring task to predict molecular transitions who...
An analytical method similar to that used by (1) on Lorentz lines was applied to the problem of the ...
The similarity groups for multicomponent, reacting gas mixtures with radiative energy transport are ...
Simplified expressions have been developed for the engineering emissivity of uniformly distributed d...