Structure of Laminar Coflow Methane–Air Diffusion Flames

Kozo Saito; Forman A. Williams; Alvin S. Gordon

doi:10.1115/1.3246984

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Structure of Laminar Coflow Methane–Air Diffusion Flames

Kozo Saito Forman A. Williams Alvin S. Gordon

Year: 1986 Journal: Journal of Heat Transfer Vol: 108 (3)Pages: 640-648 Publisher: ASM International

DOI: 10.1115/1.3246984

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Abstract

Measured temperature and composition profiles are reported for a number of flames. Implications concerning flame structure are deduced, with emphasis on soot formation and on correlations involving conserved scalars.

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Laminar flow Diffusion flame Methane Soot Flame structure Diffusion Premixed flame Thermodynamics Chemistry Combustion Materials science Chemical physics Physical chemistry Organic chemistry Combustor Physics

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