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Downstream interaction between stretched premixed syngas–air flames
Published in Fuel (Guildford) (01-02-2013)“…► Extinction boundary showing an island changes into a point in increase of strain rate. ► Flame extinction is due to conductive heat loss from stronger flame…”
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Important role of chemical interaction on flame extinction in downstream interaction between stretched premixed H2-air and CO-air flames
Published in International journal of hydrogen energy (20-05-2013)“…Important role of chemical interaction in flame extinction is numerically investigated in downstream interaction among lean (rich) and lean (rich) premixed as…”
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Effects of diluents on cellular instabilities in outwardly propagating spherical syngas–air premixed flames
Published in International journal of hydrogen energy (01-04-2010)“…Experiments were conducted in a constant pressure combustion chamber using schlieren system to investigate the effects of carbon dioxide–nitrogen–helium…”
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Experimental study on cellular instabilities in hydrocarbon/hydrogen/carbon monoxide–air premixed flames
Published in International journal of hydrogen energy (01-06-2011)“…To investigate cell formation in methane (or propane)/hydrogen/carbon monoxide–air premixed flames, the outward propagation and development of surface cellular…”
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Effects of hydrocarbon addition on cellular instabilities in expanding syngas–air spherical premixed flames
Published in International journal of hydrogen energy (01-08-2009)“…Experiments were conducted in a constant pressure combustion chamber using high-speed schlieren imaging to investigate the effects of hydrocarbon addition on…”
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Effects of syngas addition on flame propagation and stability in outwardly propagating spherical dimethyl ether-air premixed flames
Published in International journal of hydrogen energy (25-10-2013)“…Experiments in outwardly propagating spherical flame were carried out to investigate unstretched laminar burning velocity and flame instability by adding 25%,…”
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Effects of CO2 addition on flame extinction in interacting H2―air and CO-air premixed flames
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Preferential diffusion effects in downstream interactions between premixed H2–air and CO–air flames
Published in Fuel (Guildford) (2014)“…•Impact of chemical interaction through preferential diffusion of H2 in flame structure.•Comparison between flame characteristics with and without restricting…”
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Lewis-number-induced and buoyancy-driven self-excitations in nitrogen-diluted laminar non-premixed free-jet flames
Published in Fuel (Guildford) (01-10-2013)“…•Lewis-number-induced self-excitation was observed in laminar jet flame.•BDSE was originated from BISE.•LISE and BDSE were characterized by Strouhal numbers…”
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Effect of flame stretch in downstream Interaction between premixed syngas-air flames
Published in International journal of hydrogen energy (01-10-2011)“…The effect of strain rate in downstream interactions between lean (rich) and lean (rich) premixed syngas flames with the fuel composition of 50% H 2 and 50% CO…”
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Role of the outer-edge flame on flame extinction in nitrogen-diluted non-premixed counterflow flames with finite burner diameters
Published in Fuel (Guildford) (01-03-2013)“…► The low strain rate extinction is affected by behaviors of the outer edge flame. ► The radial conductive heat loss is the main mechanism for low strain rate…”
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Experimental study on self-excitations in nitrogen-diluted laminar lifted butane flames
Published in Fuel (Guildford) (01-01-2012)“…► A new extremely low frequency self-excitation (< 0.1Hz) and a newly observed flame blow-out are caused by conductive heat loss from premixed wings to the…”
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Preferential diffusion effects on flame characteristics in H2/CO syngas diffusion flames diluted with CO2
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Effects of preferential diffusion on downstream interaction in premixed H2/CO syngas–air flames
Published in International journal of hydrogen energy (01-08-2012)“…Effects of strain rate and preferential diffusion of H2 on flame extinction are numerically explored in interacting premixed syngas–air flames with the fuel…”
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Preferential diffusion effects in opposed-flow diffusion flame with blended fuels of CH4 and H2
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Preferential Diffusion Effects on NO Formation in Methane/Hydrogen-Air Diffusion Flames
Published in Energy & fuels (01-01-2008)“…A numerical study in methane/hydrogen diffusion flames has been conducted to clarify the preferential diffusion effects of H2 and H with detailed chemistry…”
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Heat-loss-induced self-excitation in laminar lifted coflow-jet flames
Published in Proceedings of the Combustion Institute (2015)“…A laminar-lifted propane coflow jet flame diluted with nitrogen was experimentally investigated to clarify the effect of coflow air. Flame stability maps were…”
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Downstream interaction between stretched premixed syngasaair flames
Published in Fuel (Guildford) (01-02-2013)“…Effect of strain rate on flame extinction is numerically investigated in downstream interaction among lean (rich) and lean (rich) premixed as well as partially…”
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A study on flame structure and extinction in downstream interaction between lean premixed CH sub(4-air and (50% H) sub(2) + 50% CO) syngas-air flames
Published in International journal of hydrogen energy (01-05-2011)“…Downstream interactions between lean premixed flames with mutually different fuels of (50% H sub(2 + 50% CO) and CH) sub(4) are numerically investigated…”
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