Local laminarization in turbulent diffusion flames
Local laminarization in turbulent diffusion flames
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湍流扩散火焰中的局部层化
DOI:
10.1016/0010-2180(80)90083-8
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发表时间:
1980
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通讯作者:
Akira Ishio
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作者:
T. Takagi;H. Shin;Akira Ishio
The behavior of turbulence in round fuel jets with and without flame is examined experimentally paying attention to the characteristic difference of turbulence due to the existence and nonexistence of flame. Measurements of flow velocity, turbulence intensity, gas temperature and species concentration are carried out and quantitative verification is presented for the facts that the existence of flame suppresses or laminarizes the turbulence. This is noted especially in the outer layer of the jet near the nozzle exit even though the central part of the jet is fully turbulent; but, on the contrary, the existence of flame promotes turbulence in the downstream. Visual study by schlieren photography shows clearly the local laminarization phenomena due to the existence of flame at lower nozzle flow Reynolds number (say, 4,200) and the apparent laminarization exists pertinaciously even at higher Reynolds number (say, 18,000) in the outer layer just near the nozzle exit. The local laminarization as in the jets with flame is scarcely observed in the jets without flame.