2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.proeng.2012.07.578
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The Effect of Nitrogen and Argon Dilution on Methane Oxidation in Laminar Flames

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“…Calculated FFT spectra corresponding to the simulation time τ > 19 s, when the oscillatory behaviour was evidently stabilized, were directly compared quantitatively with the experimental data, see figure 7. The difference between the observed and the calculated frequency (about 4 Hz) can mainly be reasoned by the temperature overprediction of nearly 300 K given by the application of global chemistry 01067-p. 4 models under the given conditions [7]. This temperature difference is responsible for a change in density gradients formed at both sides of the reaction zone in comparison with real conditions.…”
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“…Calculated FFT spectra corresponding to the simulation time τ > 19 s, when the oscillatory behaviour was evidently stabilized, were directly compared quantitatively with the experimental data, see figure 7. The difference between the observed and the calculated frequency (about 4 Hz) can mainly be reasoned by the temperature overprediction of nearly 300 K given by the application of global chemistry 01067-p. 4 models under the given conditions [7]. This temperature difference is responsible for a change in density gradients formed at both sides of the reaction zone in comparison with real conditions.…”
Section: -P3mentioning
confidence: 92%
“…The predicative capabilities of simplified chemical kinetic models of methane oxidation were previously tested by means of one-dimensional flame simulations [7]. In this work, a selected one-step and twostep global chemistry models were utilized for estimating the structure and oscillatory behaviour of the methane cup-burner flame.…”
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“…The kinetic parameters (pre-exponential factor A and activation energy E a ) are reported in the CGS unit system, which is preferred by the community of combustion and chemical scientists. If we need to convert these parameters to the SI system units, we have to be very careful about the correct order of the reaction [11,12].…”
Section: Stoichiometry and Chemical Kinetics For Methane Oxidationmentioning
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“…The influence of the parameters of one-step and two-step chemical kinetics models was tested on the steady-state structure of a laminar non-premixed counter-flow (opposed-jet) flame and premixed flat flame [11]. Moreover, the laminar flame speeds (burning velocities) in the premixed flame were estimated for each chemical kinetics model and conditions selected.…”
Section: Stoichiometry and Chemical Kinetics For Methane Oxidationmentioning
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