In this investigation, the structure of one-dimensional flame propagation in uniform cloud of volatile organic particles has been analyzed in which the structure of flame is divided into three zones. The first zone is preheat zone which is divided into three subzones itself. In first subzone (heating), particle cloud heated until the moisty particles reach to vapor vaporization temperature. In ...

The stabilisation of a lifted flame issuing in a vitiated co-flow has been studied both experimentally and numerically with the objective of resolving whether the dominant mechanism is due to auto-ignition or to premixed flame propagation. A key parameter used in both studies is the lift-off height, LH defined at the first location of occurrence of heat release downstream of jet exit plane. Exp...

A new analytical study performed to investigate the effect of the temperature difference between gas and particle in propagation of the spherical flames. The combustible system is containing uniformly distributed volatile fuel particles in an oxidizing gas (Air) mixture. The model includes evaporation of volatile matter of dust particles to known gaseous fuel (methane) and the single-stage reac...

We report three-dimensional index-of-refraction measurements in a methane-air slot diffusion flame and a methane-air slot subsonic jet using beam-deflection optical tomography. The horizontal and vertical spatial resolutions are 0.26 and 0.635 mm, respectively. The peak temperature is calculated from the index-of-refraction map for the flame and compared with thermocouple temperature measurements.

Spatially resolved temperature measurements in a CH(4)-air flame have been achieved using two-line laser-induced fluorescence from indium atoms seeded to the flame.

For the case of flame thickness being of the order of the pore linear dimension, the flame structure and speed in adiabatic, premixed methane-air combustion in porous media are examined. The local, volume-averaged conservation equations that assume a local thermal equilibrium between the solid and the gas phases (i.e. the single-medium treatment) or allow for a thermal nonequilibrium (i.e. the ...

This paper presents experimental investigations of the in situ diagnosis of the alkali metals in the municipal solid waste (MSW) flame of an industrial grade incinerator using flame emission spectroscopy. The spectral radiation intensities of the MSW flame were obtained using a spectrometer. A linear polynomial fitting method is proposed to uncouple the continuous spectrum and the characteristi...

in the present study the adiabatic temperature of gaseous fuels were calculated and the influence of effective parameters of flame temperature was discussed. firstly, a new computational program named ftc (flame temperature calculations) was prepared to calculate the adiabatic flame temperature and then the effect of initial temperatures of combustion air and fuel, excess air content and oxygen...

We report a large-eddy simulation (LES)/probability density function (PDF) modeling study of a turbulent lifted ethylene jet flame in a heated air coflow, using a 22-species reduced chemical mechanism. In this flame, the central ethylene jet is ignited by the heated coflow, and the lifted jet flame base stabilization reaches a statistically stationary state. In this LES/PDF study, the filtered ...

The objective of this paper is to understand the effect of droplet size (decreasing from a millimeter scale to a micron scale) on the combustion characteristics of nanofluid fuels (liquid fuels with suspensions of energetic nanoparticles). An experiment was developed to produce a droplet stream with droplet sizes ranging from 100-500 μm and spacing between 200-600 μm. The droplet stream was ign...