The phrase "a vitiated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been impaired, corrupted, or made ineffective.
Example: "The contract was deemed invalid due to a vitiated agreement between the parties."
Alternatives: "a corrupted" or "an impaired".
It consists of a highly turbulent piloted high speed jet burner with a vitiated coflow.
The model burner used here produces a simple, yet representative lifted jet flame issuing in a vitiated surrounding.
Autoignition-stabilized H2/N2 lifted turbulent flames in a vitiated coflow burner are chosen as test cases.
High Dive opens in a vitiated sylvan pastoral, over the Irish border where beaches, bogs and meadows remain an unmarked graveyard for the disappeared.
A lifted flame, stabilized between 15 and 20 cm downstream of the hydrogen jet, is formed for hydrogen injected into a vitiated air stream.
In the present paper autoignition is studied as the main stabilization mechanism in turbulent lifted H2/N2 jet flames issuing into a vitiated hot coflow.
In this work, advanced diagnostic measurements were performed on an experimental representation of such a system, with a transverse jet injection into a swirling vitiated crossflow.
In this paper, the flame stabilization behavior of a premixed ethylene air jet injected normal to a hot vitiated crossflow (JICF) of lean combustion products was studied experimentally.
This paper reports the results of a joint experimental and numerical study of the flow characteristics and flame structure of a hydrogen rich jet injected normal to a turbulent, vitiated crossflow of lean methane combustion products.
"You are looking at a pretty vitiated public and political environment in coming years," he said.
The data attest to the success of the experimental design in providing a uniform vitiated coflow throughout the entire test region.
