Jet Flames: Advances in Fundamental Issues and Applications
A special issue of Aerospace (ISSN 2226-4310).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 January 2020) | Viewed by 371
Special Issue Editor
Interests: chemically reacting flows; imaging in combustion experiments; flow control for propulsion applications; manipulation of reaction zones with electric and magnetic fields; industrial burner design; flame stabilization; spray combustion; turbulent mixing; and flame threats to fire fighters and soldiers
Special Issue Information
Dear colleagues,
The combustion research community has pursued investigations into combustion in jet flames for decades. While originally driven by the need to understand practical applications, advances in the science of reacting flows utilizing experimental approaches and numerical modelling have improved our basic understanding. With the many papers generated in the area of jet flame combustion, there is pressing need for papers that survey these niches, with an eye toward highlighting these findings, as well as directing and informing future studies. Papers are sought that review or survey the referenced areas, and/or report on novel studies, related to the broad area of jet flame studies.
Prof. Dr. Kevin Lyons
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- Combustion Regimes
- Flame Stabilization, Liftoff and Blowout
- Local and Global Extinction/Re-ignition
- Jet Flames in Coflow and Crossflow
- Non-Premixed and Partially Premixed
- Piloted Jet Flames
- Empirical Studies of Jet Flame Phenomena
- Numerical Simulations (especially issues for comparison with experiments)
- Autoignition and Preheated Reactants
- MILD Combustion/Flameless Oxidation
- Soot Formation
- Pollutant Abatement Approaches
- Propulsion Applications
- Furnaces and Stationary Combustion
- Flaring and Natural Gas Combustion
- Hydrogen Flames
- Jet Flames at Low/High Pressure
- Plasma Combustion Science and Technology
- Effects of Gravity/micro-Gravity
- Effects on Electric and Magnetic Fields on Combustion
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