Physicochemical simulation of the combustion of materials with the total endothermal effect

A new type of combustion, namely, the combustion of materials without heating of the environment, is described, and the conditions under which this process can occur are analyzed. It is demonstrated that the possibility of occurring the process under consideration depends substantially on the microstructure of the material. The characteristics of the material for which the liquid-phase combustion takes place without an increase in the temperature of the melt are determined using the interaction of a material based on iron and aluminum oxides with the Fe-Zr-O melt as an example.