Effect of dilution gas on burning velocity of hydrogen-premixed meso-scale spherical laminar flames
Effect of dilution gas on burning velocity of hydrogen-premixed meso-scale spherical laminar flames
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10.1016/j.proci.2014.05.050
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2015
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M. Nakahara;Fumiaki Abe;K. Tokunaga;A. Ishihara
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M. Nakahara;Fumiaki Abe;K. Tokunaga;A. Ishihara
Aiming to make clear a method for improving combustion of micro/meso-scale flames, effects of dilution gas and characteristic chemical timeτcon the burning velocity of meso-scale flames were studied experimentally using H2–O2–dilution gas mixtures. The meso-scale outwardly propagating spherical laminar flames, in a flame radiusrfrange of approximately from 1 to 5 mm, were observed by using sequential schlieren images recorded under appropriate ignition condition. The mixtures at each equivalence ratio (ϕ= 0.5–1.0) were diluted with Ar, CO2or N2to set different laminar burning velocities (SL0= 15–90 cm/s) at so-called unstretched flames, becauseτccan vary depending onSL0. The radiusrfand the burning velocitySLlof micro-scale flames were estimated from obtained images. Macro-scale laminar flames withrf>7 mm were also examined for comparison. It was found that the burning velocities of meso-scale flames for the mixtures diluted with CO2atϕ= 0.5–1.0 have a tendency to decrease with increasingrf, and approach those of macro-scale flames, whereas such a trend cannot be seen for the mixtures diluted with Ar as well as N2atϕ= 0.7–1.0. This shows flame size and Karlovitz number to have optimum values to improve burning velocity. TheSLlat the samerf; however, tended to meaningfully decrease with the Lewis numberLeand the Markstein numberMa, irrespective of the dilution gas types in addition toϕ. It also becomes clear that the observed optimal values of each dilution gas are little dependent onτc.