Determination of 3D flame surface density variables from 2D measurements: Validation using direct numerical simulation
Determination of 3D flame surface density variables from 2D measurements: Validation using direct numerical simulation
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DOI:
10.1063/1.3601483
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发表时间:
2011-06
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4.6
通讯作者:
N. Chakraborty;E. Hawkes
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作者:
N. Chakraborty;E. Hawkes
Three-dimensional compressible direct numerical simulation (DNS) data of freely propagating statistically planar turbulent premixed flames have been used to assess the accuracy of the isotropy- derived correction factors, which relate the two-dimensional projections of the different terms of the Reynolds averaged flame-surface density (FSD) transport equation with their corresponding actual three-dimensional counterparts for different values of Karlovitz number Ka, Lewis number Le, heat release parameter τ, and turbulent Reynolds number Ret. It is shown that the isotropic distribution of the surface area weighted probability density function (pdf) of the angle φ between the normal vectors on the measurement plane and on the flame surface provides a simple algebraic relation between the generalised FSDs evaluated in two and three dimensions (i.e., Σ2D and Σ3D), irrespective of the values of Ka,τ,Le, and Ret. Isotropic relations between two-dimensional and three-dimensional counterparts of the surface-avera...