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14. Bradley D., Lau A.K.C., Lawes M. F<strong>la</strong>me stretch rate as a <strong>de</strong>terminant of<br />
turbulent burning velocity. Philosophical Transactions of the Real Society of<br />
London A338, 359-387 (1992).<br />
15. Bradley D., Harper C.M. The <strong>de</strong>velopment of instabilities in <strong>la</strong>minar explosion<br />
f<strong>la</strong>mes. Combustion and F<strong>la</strong>me 99, 562-572 (1994).<br />
16. Bradley D., Gaskell P.H., Gu X.J. Burning Velocities, Markstein Lengths, and<br />
F<strong>la</strong>me Quenching for Spherical Methane- Air F<strong>la</strong>mes: A computational Study.<br />
Combustion and F<strong>la</strong>me 104 (1 –2), 176 –198 (1996).<br />
17. Bradley D., Hicks R.A., Lawes M., Sheppard C.G.W., Wooley R. The<br />
Measurement of Laminar Burning Velocities and Markstein Numbers for Isooctane-Air<br />
and iso-octane-n-heptane-Air mixtures at elevated temperatures and<br />
pressures in an Explosion bomb. Combustion and F<strong>la</strong>me 115 (1–2), 126–144<br />
(1998).<br />
18. Bradley D., Lawes M., Kexin L., Verhelst S., Woolley R. Laminar burning<br />
velocities of lean hydrogen–air mixtures at pressures up to 1.0 MPa. Combustion<br />
and F<strong>la</strong>me 149, 162-172 (2007).<br />
19. Bran<strong>de</strong>r J.A., Chase D.L. Repowering application consi<strong>de</strong>rations. Trans. ASME<br />
A.J. Eng. Gas Turb. Power 114, 643-652 (1992).<br />
20. Brett L., Macnamara J., Musch P., Simmie J.M. Simu<strong>la</strong>tion of methane<br />
autoignition in a rapid compression machine with creviced pistons. Combustion<br />
and F<strong>la</strong>me 124, 326-329 (2001).<br />
21. Bridgwater A.V., Evans G.D. An Assessment of Thermochemical Conversion<br />
Systems for Processing Biomass and Refuse. Energy Technology Support Unit<br />
(ETSU) on behalf of the Department of Tra<strong>de</strong>, ETSU B/T1/00207/REP, 1993.<br />
22. Bridgwater A.V. The technical and economic feasibility of biomass gasification for<br />
power generation. Fuel 74 (5), 631-653 (1995).<br />
23. Bridgwater AV. Towards the ‘bio-refinery’ fast pyrolysis of biomass. Renewable<br />
Energy World, James & James, London Vol. 4, (1), 66-83 (2001).<br />
24. Bridgwater A.V., Toft A.J., Brammer J.G. A Techno-economic comparison of<br />
power production by biomass fast pyrolysis with gasification and <strong>combustion</strong>.<br />
Journal of Renewable & Sustainable Energy Reviews, 181-248 (2002).<br />
25. Bridgwater A.V. Renewable fuels and chemicals by thermal processing of<br />
biomass. Chemical Engineering Journal 91, 87–102 (2003).<br />
26. Brown M.J., McLean I.C., Smith D.B., Taylor S.C. Markstein lengths of CO/H 2 /Air<br />
f<strong>la</strong>mes, using expanding spherical f<strong>la</strong>mes. Proceedings of the Combustion<br />
Institute 26, 875-881 (1996).<br />
202