JOURNAL ARTICLE

Single-pulse, laser-saturated fluorescence measurements of OH in turbulent nonpremixed flames

Abstract

A single-pulse, laser-saturated fluorescence technique has been developed for absolute OH concentration measurements with a temporal resolution of 2 nsec, a spatial resolution of <0.1 mm(3), and an estimated accuracy of +/-30%. It has been applied in laminar, transitional, and turbulent hydrogen-air diffusion flames, providing the first reported quantitative measurements of average values, rms fluctuations, and probability density functions of OH radical concentration in nonpremixed flames.

Keywords:
Optics Materials science Laser-induced fluorescence Laminar flow Turbulence Laser Temporal resolution Resolution (logic) Pulse (music) Diffusion Fluorescence Analytical Chemistry (journal) Physics Chemistry Thermodynamics Detector

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Combustion and flame dynamics
Physical Sciences →  Engineering →  Computational Mechanics
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