Experimental Study of Turbulent Premixed Combustion
A special issue of Fuels (ISSN 2673-3994).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (1 March 2024) | Viewed by 651
Special Issue Editor
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Although premixed turbulent combustion has been studied for over the last 60 years, the control of combustion processes in stationary or unstationary applications (such as gas turbines or internal combustion engines) or avoiding any hazardous detonations require the prediction of turbulent and premixed combustion. Due to the operating conditions, which can be very drastic in terms of pressure, temperature and diluted environment, and also for a wide variety of fuels, this process requires very accurate experimental data, temporally and spatially resolved, of flame dynamics and structure and emissions. Indeed, the use of such conditions and fuels will lead to combustion regimes such as thin reaction zone or broken reaction zone; therefore, out of the classical flamelet regime upon which most of the models are currently based. In such regimes, the interaction between the flame and the turbulence, driven by thermophysical features of the fresh mixtures and combustion characteristics, requires complex diagnostics and well-defined properties to study flame propagation, structure, stabilization, stretch effect, or emissions. Hence, gathering precise experimental data is of importance in order to help the development of models valid in in other combustion regime and have better confidence in the simulation.
This Special Issue invites presentations of the recent experimental research and development in turbulent premixed combustion. Contributions from experimental approach applied in the field of engines, gas turbines, and rig tests such as constant volume chamber or burners are welcome. Both original research papers and review articles are welcome.
Dr. Pierre Bréquigny
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- E-fuels
- Biofuels
- Biogas/Syngas
- Gas turbine
- Spark-ignition engine
- Optical diagnostics
- Outwardly expanding flame
- Burner
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