Flame length scaling in a non-premixed turbulent diluted hydrogen jet with coaxial air |
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Authors: | Munki Kim Youngbin Yoon |
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Affiliation: | School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Seoul National University, Seoul, Republic of Korea |
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Abstract: | The effect of fuel composition on flame length was studied in a non-premixed turbulent diluted hydrogen jet with coaxial air. Because coaxial air entrained in a fuel stream enhances the mixing rate of fuel and air, it substantially reduces flame length. The observed flame length was expressed as a function of the ratio of coaxial air to fuel jet velocity and compared with a theoretical prediction based on the velocity ratio. Four cases of fuel mixed by volume were determined: 100% H2, 80% H2/20% N2, 80% H2/20% CO2, and 80% H2/20% CH4. In addition, fuel jet air velocity and coaxial air velocity were varied in an attached flame region as uF = 86-309 m/s and uA = 7-14 m/s. In this study, we derived a scaling correlation for predicting the flame length in a simple jet with coaxial air using the effective jet diameter in a near-field concept. The experimental results showed that the visible flame length was in good relation to the theoretical prediction. The scaling analysis is also valid for diluted hydrogen jet flames with varied fuel composition, which affects flame length by varying the density of the fuel. |
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Keywords: | Diluted gas Flame length scaling Non-premixed hydrogen jet Near-field concept Effective diameter |
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