An experimental study of turbulent lifted flames at elevated pressures

Volume: 203, Pages: 301 - 312
Published: May 1, 2019
Abstract
Studying the lift-off behavior of non-premixed jet flames is important to understanding the flame stabilization mechanisms in practical systems, including gas flares and combustors, and to improving the safety of pressurized fuel tanks in case of fuel leaks. This is typically done with the canonical configuration of an axisymmetric fuel jet issuing into a quiescent or co-flowing oxidizer and abundant data are available in the literature....
Paper Details
Title
An experimental study of turbulent lifted flames at elevated pressures
Published Date
May 1, 2019
Volume
203
Pages
301 - 312
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