OH* Chemiluminescence Characteristics and Structures of the Impinging Reaction Region in Opposed Impinging Diffusion Flames
OH* Chemiluminescence Characteristics and Structures of the Impinging Reaction Region in Opposed Impinging Diffusion Flames
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DOI:
10.1021/acs.energyfuels.5b02721
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发表时间:
2016-01
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影响因子:
5.3
通讯作者:
Xudong Song;Q. Guo;Chonghe Hu;Yan Gong;G. Yu
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作者:
Xudong Song;Q. Guo;Chonghe Hu;Yan Gong;G. Yu
OH* is an important indicator of the generation of the flame reaction region. According to the OH* characteristic emissions obtained by high-spatial-resolution UV imaging and fiber optics, the effects of the velocity, the distance between the two nozzles (L), and the O/C equivalence ratio ([O/C]e) on the flame chemiluminescence characteristics and structures in opposed impinging regions are discussed herein. The flame impinging region includes an upward stream, a downward stream, and the impinging core region. The experimental results show that the reaction area in the impinging region increases until becoming steady as the velocity increases. [O/C]e can influence the OH* distributions in the upward and downward streams of the impinging region. Under fuel-rich conditions, the reaction area in the downward stream varies greatly, whereas the reaction areas in the upward and downward streams are the same under fuel-lean conditions. The ratio of L to the equivalent diameter D has the most complicated influenc...