Advanced Analysis of Jet Flames and Combustion

Dear Colleagues,

Jet flame is a crucial and highly destructive type of fire in the fields of industrial safety, combustion science, and energy engineering. Its unique turbulent combustion characteristics, complex interaction with air, and intense thermal radiation towards target objects pose significant research challenges. Even though some classical theories and models have been developed, jet fire combustion is still a complicated problem involving chemical reaction dynamics, mixing of fuel and air, fluid mechanics, heat transfer, etc. Consequently, the advanced analysis of jet flame and combustion deserves further investigation and deep discussion.

This Special Issue aims to gather the latest global research to deepen the understanding of the physical mechanisms of jet fire and promote its application in safety engineering. It mainly focuses on advanced analyses of fundamental and applied research of experiments, theoretical analysis, and numerical simulation that contribute to the knowledge on combustion behaviors, thermal disaster, fire control, and modeling of jet flame.

Original research articles, short communications, and review articles are welcome. The themes of this Special Issue include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Fundamental mechanisms: turbulent combustion, flame stability, soot and radiation model;
• Experimental research: large/small-scale experiments, advanced diagnostic techniques;
• Numerical simulation: numerical techniques, modeling approaches;
• Industrial applications and safety: gas leakage fire, hydrogen, fire control.

Dr. Shixiang Liu
Dr. Jingwu Wang
Guest Editors

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