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Transmissive optic system for manipulation of ignition location in laser ignition for gas turbines

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posted on 2024-02-09, 16:55 authored by Jonathan Lawrence, Jonathan David GriffithsJonathan David Griffiths
<p>Laser ignition (LI) of both liquid fuels and gaseous combustible mixtures in gas turbines offers the potential for reduced emissions and increased reliability. During the combustion process, carbon and other by-products accumulate on the walls of the combustion chamber. For laser based ignition systems, this could potentially reduce the transmissive properties of the output window required for transmission of the laser radiation into the combustion chamber. Presented in this paper is an empirical study into the laser cleaning of an output window for the removal of accumulated carbon prior to laser ignition, with the mechanism of removal discussed.</p>

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  • School of Engineering (Research Outputs)

Publisher

Laser Institute of America

Date Submitted

2013-08-01

Date Accepted

2013-08-01

Date of First Publication

2013-08-01

Date of Final Publication

2013-08-01

Event Name

ICALEO 2012

Event Dates

23rd - 27th September 2012

ePrints ID

11571

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