Experimental study of the lifting characteristics of the leading-edge of an attached non-premixed jet-flame: Air-side or fuel-side dilution

作者: Manuel Marin , Françoise Baillot

DOI: 10.1016/J.COMBUSTFLAME.2016.05.025

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摘要: Abstract The impact of air-side and methane-side dilution (CO2, N2 Ar) on the lifting process attached non-premixed methane/air coaxial jet flames is studied over a wide range aerodynamic conditions. study competition between aerodynamics has allowed to discriminate quantify different phenomena involved in process. First, two effects, only dependent amount added diluent, contribute promoting flame detachment (liftoff): fluid mechanical effect that causes bulk velocity reactants increase; mixing changes mixture fraction spatial distribution. They are significant for but negligible dilution. Then, main mechanism dimensionless numbers characterizing liftoff identified. attached-flame stability analyzed basis limits measured by critical flow rate ratios, (Qd/Qf)lift (Qd/Qox)lift when diluent either methane or air stream. These follow self-similarity relationships based fuel oxidant Peclet diluted streams, satisfied whatever diluents. Results using PIV CH* measurements interpreted through flame-leading-edge approach, where CH4/air/diluent mixed locally at base. propagation SL which balances incoming gas velocity, shown be described molar leading-edge reduced values liftoff, X d / l i f t . To confirm characteristics, attachment height Ha radius Ra investigated representative mass effects induced pure Contrary Ra, piloted SL, evolves according unique law dictated self-similar parameter highlighting nature leading-edge.

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