The Role of Flame-Generated Turbulence in the Deflagration-to-Detonation Transition
The Role of Flame-Generated Turbulence in the Deflagration-to-Detonation Transition
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火焰产生的湍流在爆燃到爆炸转变中的作用
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2017
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A. Poludnenko
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Despite decades of research, understanding of the basic physical mechanisms governing the deflagration-todetonation (DDT) transition still remains largely elusive. Fundamentally, detonation ignition through DDT requires two basic ingredients. First, the flame must be significantly accelerated from the typical highly subsonic speeds characteristic of laminar combustion regimes, and sufficiently large overpressures must be formed in the system. Second, once strong shocks are formed, actual detonation ignition must take place. Countless open questions of fundamental nature remain concerning both of these aspects of DDT. In fact, an extreme multi-scale, multiphysics nature of this process arguably make DDT one of the ”Grand Challenge” problems of classical physics, and any meaningful advances toward its conclusive resolution would require revolutionary breakthroughs in experiments, theory, and numerical modeling.