曹玉春, 吴金星, 米建春, 等. Flame Structure of a Jet Flame with Penetration of Side Micro-jets[J]. 中国化学工程学报(英文版), 2008,16(6):861-866.
CAO Yuchun, WU Jinxing, MI Jianchun, ZHOU Yu. Flame Structure of a Jet Flame with Penetration of Side Micro-jets[J]. , 2008, 16(6): 861-866.
曹玉春, 吴金星, 米建春, 等. Flame Structure of a Jet Flame with Penetration of Side Micro-jets[J]. 中国化学工程学报(英文版), 2008,16(6):861-866.DOI: 10.1016/S1004-9541(09)60006-9.
CAO Yuchun, WU Jinxing, MI Jianchun, ZHOU Yu. Flame Structure of a Jet Flame with Penetration of Side Micro-jets[J]. , 2008, 16(6): 861-866.DOI: 10.1016/S1004-9541(09)60006-9.
Flame Structure of a Jet Flame with Penetration of Side Micro-jets
an innovative jet lifted flame with side micro-jets has been proposed and its effects on the flame structure have also been investigated.Due to the changes of the initial combustion conditions
mixing and aerodynamics which resulted from the perturbation of the side micro-jets
such a lifted jet flame has different flame structure compared with the common premixed flame.Results demonstrate that use of the micro-jets can control
to a certain extent
the flame structure
including the flame length
lift-off distance and blow-off limit.With the same fuel and air flow rate
the flame length with the side micro-jets will decrease about 5%-40% as the air volume ratio αincreases from 58%-76%.Compared with the common diffusion flame
the jet flame with the side micro-jets demonstrates to be easier to be a momentum-dominated flame.The flame length with 2 micro-jets is about 5% less than with 6 micro-jets under the same fuel and air flow rate.With the sameα
the fewer number of the controlled jets lead to the flame with relatively shorter length
not easier to be blown off and higher NO
x
emission.With certain fuel flow rate
the critical air volume ratio is largest for the flame with 3 micro-jets
which is more difficult to be blown off than the cases with 2
4 or 6 micro-jets.
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