Experimental Investigation of Premixed Air–fuel Mixtures and of the Combustion Specifics of Diffusion Fuel Jets

Guryanov, Alexander I.; Евдокимов, О. А.; Веретенников, С. В.; Guryanova, M. M.

doi:10.1615/interjenercleanenv.2018021223

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“…This is also consistent with various experimental and theoretical data given in the relevant books 4,21 and research articles 54‐56 . Moreover, NO x curves are similar to those which we have obtained for the same bidirectional combustor when burning other types of fuel: pulverized peat 57 and propane 15 …”

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“…We simplify the initial system of criteria by excluding from consideration those complexes that influence is insignificant. In a swirling reactive flow, the flow energy expenditure for overcoming the force of gravity is negligible compared to the influence of turbulence, which allows us to exclude the Froude number (Fr) from the analysis 15,44 . With a low‐pressure change, the Mach number (M) cannot be considered, since the mass‐average velocities in the combustion zone and the flow of combustion products are substantially subsonic M < 0.3.

italicLe = \frac{Sc}{\Pr} = \frac{k}{ν \cdot ρ \cdot c_{P}} \frac{ν}{D} = \frac{k}{D \cdot ρ \cdot c_{P}} .

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Section: Criteria Basis Of Research Of Combustion Processes In a Swirmentioning

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“…10,11 In addition, there are papers related to new ideas of the burner design and geometry, 12,13 as well as pollutants suppression and ultra-low emission combustion. [14][15][16] Many papers report on flame and flow structures inside the swirl burners of different types. 17,18 All these studies, as well as many other research, allowed developing common and reliable approaches to the design of swirl burners based on the laws of mass, momentum, and energy conservation.…”

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Summary This paper reports on the theoretical and experimental studies of combustion in a bidirectional swirling flow to develop its criterion base. Based on considering known aero‐thermochemical similarity criteria, turbulent combustion numbers were calculated for the bidirectional vortex combustor for the first time. Theoretical assessment and experimental studies of the probability of the known combustion mechanisms' implementation in a limited bidirectional swirling flow, containing the secondary flows and separation phenomena, were performed. This gave us a possibility to provide the new correlation of combustion mechanisms with emission dependencies. A joint review of these data allowed us to establish that the greatest environmental efficiency is observed in the range of the air‐fuel equivalence ratio of 1.5 < λ < 1.9. At the same time, it was defined that stable combustion of liquid fuel in the bidirectional swirling flow is available up to the value λ = 22. Moreover, criterion equations for lean and rich limits of stable combustion were obtained.

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italicLe = \frac{Sc}{\Pr} = \frac{k}{ν \cdot ρ \cdot c_{P}} \frac{ν}{D} = \frac{k}{D \cdot ρ \cdot c_{P}} .

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“…The development of the gas industry has led to the creation of gas burners of various types, some of which are fairly widespread in the energy, aviation, construction and housing and utilities sectors [1][2][3][4][5].…”

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“…Usage of large amounts of fuel of various aggregative states in the national economy and industry requires development, testing and implementation of the most advanced gas combustion technology, as well as creation of new highly efficient, multifunctional gas burners and improvement of the existing structures [5].…”

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Experimental Investigation of Premixed Air–fuel Mixtures and of the Combustion Specifics of Diffusion Fuel Jets

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