Ignition delay of a vapor mixture of high density structurally stressed hydrocarbons with air

Structurally stressed hydrocarbons (SSHs) have improved energy performance compared to conventional liquid hydrocarbons. The ignition induction period of mixtures of SSH vapors with air has been studied as a function of temperature and excess air ratio. The results are compared with similar results for mixtures of vapor of $n$-alkanes with air. The ignition induction periods of mixtures of vapors of two SSH with air are determined. Data on the ignition delay of air-fuel mixtures are required to design engine combustors and to develop and evaluate the possibilities of using new fuels.