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5 Combustion produced pressure rise Flame u b u b m m Flame time t time t + t 1. Pressure is uniform, changing with time 2. For mass m: hb = hu (because dm is allowed to expand against prevailing pressure) 3. T rise is a function of fuel heating value and mixture composition
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