Formation of induced atmospheric turbulence by a forest fire seat

Abstract

The work presents the results of experimental studies of temperature changes. These changes correspond to the scales of turbulence in the flame during a model crown fire and in the air in the vicinity of the combustion front. The inertial interval of the energy spectrum corresponds to turbulent processes in a flame. There is a relationship between the internal turbulence scales in the flame of a fire front and the internal turbulence scales induced by the combustion source. Induced atmospheric turbulence has a range of wave numbers associated with dissipative processes.