Flame Stabilization in a Rear Stagnation Point Flow

Mikolaitis, David W.; Buckmaster, J.

doi:10.1080/00102208108946972

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“…Earlier a similar issue was addressed in a work by Mikolaitis and Buckmaster (1981), where a planar flame stabilized in a converging (inverted) stagnation-point-flow was discussed. Unlike the conventional diverging stagnation-point-flow system, the inverted one encounters a specific difficulty: FIGURE I Diagram of a sink stabilized spherical flame when the reactive mixture is supplied through a porous shell.…”

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On Stabilization and Blowoff of Inverted Spherical Flames

Brailovsky

Sivashinsky

1997

Combustion Science and Technology

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A one-dimensional model for a sink-stabilized spherical flame is proposed and analyzed. It is shown that the stabilization occurs only within a certain range of the sink flow rates, beyond which the flame sulfers either blowolf or flashback. It is suggested that the system may be helpful for understanding the flame stabilization in the flow wake past a blulf body, the principal motivation for the present study.

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confidence: 89%