Finding the conditions of optimal combustion mode of liquid fuel atomized by superheated steam through of regime map analysis

\nThe problem of development of an algorithm for searching the conditions of the optimal combustion mode on the example of experimental data of combustion of diesel fuel atomized by superheated steam is considered. Approximated regime maps were used as an analysis tool. The optimal combustion mode was chosen as an average between two components: the equation of minimum carbon monoxide concentrations, which provides combustion with minimum concentrations of harmful substances in the combustion products; and the equation of the lower line of maximum values on the gradient surface of carbon monoxide concentrations, which provides high efficiency of the burner device operation compared to the zone of optimal combustion due to lower air concentrations.\n

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Springer Link (Chiba Institute of Technology)
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2024-11-20
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https://doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/202459202015/pdf
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Combustion and flame dynamics
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Finding the conditions of optimal combustion mode of liquid fuel atomized by superheated steam through of regime map analysis

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Combustion and flame dynamics
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Finding the conditions of optimal combustion mode of liquid fuel atomized by superheated steam through of regime map analysis

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Abstract

\nThe problem of development of an algorithm for searching the conditions of the optimal combustion mode on the example of experimental data of combustion of diesel fuel atomized by superheated steam is considered. Approximated regime maps were used as an analysis tool. The optimal combustion mode was chosen as an average between two components: the equation of minimum carbon monoxide concentrations, which provides combustion with minimum concentrations of harmful substances in the combustion products; and the equation of the lower line of maximum values on the gradient surface of carbon monoxide concentrations, which provides high efficiency of the burner device operation compared to the zone of optimal combustion due to lower air concentrations.\n

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