Flow Reactor Study of NH₃/DEE Oxidation Chemistry.

ABSTRACT: The pursuit of environmentally sustainable alternatives to conventional fuels is essential today. Ammonia emerges as a promising candidate, though its inherent disadvantages must be addressed. Co-firing ammonia with fuels exhibiting superior thermochemical properties is one of the most widely accepted solutions. The present study investigates the oxidation of ammonia and diethyl ether mixtures (NH₃/DEE). To this end, a quartz flow reactor was employed at atmospheric pressure, within a temperature range of 875-1425 K. The oxygen excess ratio (λ) and the NH₃/DEE mixture ratio were systematically varied during the experiments. The results show an increase in the reactivity of ammonia when mixed with DEE. During pyrolysis, DEE is inhibited by competition for H radicals, w

SUBMITTER: Ruiz-Gutierrez A 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC12400427 | biostudies-literature | 2025 Aug

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature