Inert-droplet and combustion effects on turbulence in a diluted diffusion flame

Investigation of Air Turbulence Intensity Effect on the Flame Structure in Different Flame Holder Geometry

In this paper, the effect of air turbulence intensity on the flame structure in various radii and lengths of a flame holder numerically studied. Finite volume method is used to solve the governing equations. The obtained numerical results using realizable k-ε and β-PDF models show a good agreement with the experimental data. The results show that flame holder with greater lengths yield shorter ...

Characterization and Sensitivity Analysis of a Turbulent Diffusion Flame in Diluted Hot Coflow

Large-eddy simulation of a jet flame in a hot diluted coflow has been performed. The burner under consideration was operated in the moderate and intense low oxygen dilution (MILD) combustion regime, and utilizes a three-stream feed system to supply fuel, diluted coflow, and air to the burner (Dally, B. B., Karpetis, A. N., and Barlow, R. S., Proc. Combust. Inst., Vol. 29, 2002, pp. 1147–1154). ...

Interaction Effects during Droplet-stream Combustion

Radiation modeling of a turbulent diffusion flame in diesel engine

The purpose of this study is to investigate the effect of radiation heat transfer on temperature distribution and heat flux to the walls of a diesel engine. A diffusion flame is modeled in a simple cylindrical geometry and boundary conditions are defined. A specific solver which can model the turbulent diffusion flame by considering radiation in participating media is used to solve the problem....

Effects of Modeling Assumptions on Black Liquor Droplet Combustion

There are many assumptions that have been considered when describing black liquor droplet combustion. These include assuming an isothermal particle, a constant diameter particle, inert inorganic species, and one-film diffusion model. This paper shows the effects of systematically relaxing these factors for a 1-D spherical model for black liquor combustion. The flame is described using boundary ...