Spectral characteristic of a scalar-dissipation-rate-based turbulent burning velocity

How fast do turbulent premixed flames burn? This experimental investigation utilizes both active and passive turbulence generators to produce a wide range of turbulent flow characteristics for studying the scalar dissipation rate (the image), which is related to the burning velocity of premixed flames. Then, the spectral characteristics of the background turbulence, scalar dissipation rate, and the related burning velocity are presented, discussed, and compared. This study discusses the important role of large-scale turbulence in enhancing the burning velocity of turbulent premixed methane-air and hydrogen-enriched methane-air flames.

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Physical Review Fluids
Published
2025-02-03
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https://doi.org/10.1103/physrevfluids.10.023201
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2
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Combustion and flame dynamics
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Spectral characteristic of a scalar-dissipation-rate-based turbulent burning velocity

Sajjad Mohammadnejad, Sina Kheirkhah
2 citations
Physical Review Fluids
Combustion and flame dynamics
2.67
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Spectral characteristic of a scalar-dissipation-rate-based turbulent burning velocity

Sajjad Mohammadnejad, Sina Kheirkhah
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2 citations

Abstract

How fast do turbulent premixed flames burn? This experimental investigation utilizes both active and passive turbulence generators to produce a wide range of turbulent flow characteristics for studying the scalar dissipation rate (the image), which is related to the burning velocity of premixed flames. Then, the spectral characteristics of the background turbulence, scalar dissipation rate, and the related burning velocity are presented, discussed, and compared. This study discusses the important role of large-scale turbulence in enhancing the burning velocity of turbulent premixed methane-air and hydrogen-enriched methane-air flames.

Physical Review FluidsVol. 10(2)
University of British Columbia (CA), University of British Columbia, Okanagan Campus (CA)
Canada Foundation for Innovation, Canada Foundation for Innovation, Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada
Affordable and clean energy
Openalex Percentile: Top 15%
Combustion and flame dynamics
2.67
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