Structure of hydrogen triple flames and premixed flames compared |
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Authors: | Rebecca Owston John Abraham |
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Affiliation: | Purdue University, Chaffee Hall, 500 Allison Road, West Lafayette, IN 47907-2014, United States |
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Abstract: | Triple flames consisting of lean, stoichiometric, and rich reaction zones may be produced in stratified mixtures undergoing combustion. Such flames have unique characteristics that differ from premixed flames. The present work offers a direct comparison of the structure and propagation behavior between hydrogen/air triple and premixed flames through a numerical study. Important similarities and differences are highlighted. Premixed flames are generated by spark-igniting initially quiescent homogeneous mixtures of hydrogen and air in a two-dimensional domain. Triple flame results are also generated in a two-dimensional domain by spark-igniting initially quiescent hydrogen/air stratified layers. Detailed flame structure and chemical reactivity information is collected along isocontours of equivalence ratio 0.5, 1.0, and 3.0 in the triple flame for comparison with premixed flames at the same equivalence ratios. Full chemistry and effective binary diffusion coefficients are employed for all computations. |
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Keywords: | Triple flame Hydrogen combustion Partially-premixed combustion Stratified-charge combustion |
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