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5 Laser Ignition

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In this article, the authors proposed a hot gas model for laser-induced gas breakdown and evolution in high-speed and highly turbulent streams, and developed a Diode-Powered solid state laser for laser ignition.
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The sections in this article are 5.1 Introduction 5.2 Laser Ignition Energy 5.3 Breakdown Threshold Laser Energy 5.3.1 Multiphoton Ionization 5.3.2 Cascade Breakdown Ionization 5.4 Spark Evolution 5.5 Ignition Mechanism 5.5.1 Homogeneous Hot-Gas Model 5.5.2 Blast Wave Ignition Model 5.5.3 A Hot Gas Model 5.6 Potential Applications and Research Needs 5.6.1 Laser-Induced Gas Breakdown and Evolution in High-Speed and Highly Turbulent Streams 5.6.2 Laser Ignition for Stabilization of Ultra-Lean and High Speed Combustion Applications 5.6.3 Laser Ignition under Engine and/or Engine-Like Conditions 5.6.4 Development of a Diode-Pumped Solid State Laser for Laser Ignition Applications 5.7 Conclusions Keywords: gas turbine engines; fuel-lean flame; jet engines; laser ignition; modeling; spark evolution

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